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01 Table of Contents
02 The Headmaster
03 The Review Staff
04 The Prefects
05 The Parents Guild
06 Faculty and Staff
18 Fall Term Events
20 Beyond the Gates
22 Spirit Week
24 Homecoming
26 Prayer Circle
27 Remembrance Day
28 Cross Country Run
30 Halloween
32 Holiday Hero
34 Crazy For You
36 Fall Term Sports
38 Varsity Football
40 U1 6 Football
42 Varsity Soccer
44 JV Soccer
45 U16A Soccer
46 U16B Soccer
47 U14A Soccer
48 U14B Soccer
49U13A Soccer
50 U13B Soccer
51 U12 Soccer
52 Varsity Volleyball
54 U1 6 Volleyball
55 U1 4 Volleyball
56 U1 2 Volleyball
57 Sr/Jr. Cross Country
58 U14 Cross Country
59 U1 2 Cross Country
60 Winter Term Events
62 St. Andrew's Day
64 The Carol Service
66 MacPherson Tournament
68 Ms Arts Day
70 MS Events
72 US Events
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74 Winter Term Sports
76 Varsity Hockey ^
78 JV Hockey ^
79 U16 Hockey
80 U1 4 Hockey
81 U12 Hockey
82 Varsity Basketball
84 JV Basketball
85U16A Basketball
86U16B Basketball
87 U14 Basketball
88 U1 3 Basketball
89 U1 2 Basketball
90 Ist/Jv Swimming
91 U16/U14 Swimming
92 1st Squash
93 U16 Squash
94 U14 Squash
95 Fencing
96 Varsity Alpiine Ski
97 Jv/UI 4 Alpine Ski
98 Nordic SKi
99 Curling y ^
100 Spring Term Events
102 The Church Parade
104 The Headmaster's Parade
106 The Cadet Inspection
108 MS Spring Events
110 Spring Smash
112 Battlefields Tour
113SASSAW
114 Spring Term Sports
116 Varsity Rugby
118 U16 Rugby
119 U14 Rugby
120 U1 3 Rugby
121 VarsityBadminton
122 U1 6 Badminton
123 U1 4 Badminton
124 Varsity Baseball
126 U14/U1 2 Softball
127 Sr. Track & Field
128 Jr. Tracks Field
129 Varsity Tennis
130 U1 6 Tennis
131 U14 Tennis
1 32 Varsity Lacrosse
1 33 JV Lacrosse
134 U1 4 Lacrosse
135 Varsity Golf
136 Jr. Golf
1 37 Triathlon mst^- ^,
138 Varsity Crickef '^ ^
140 Grades
164 The Grads
186 The House
188 Flavelle House
190 Memorial House
192 Sifton House
194 Laidlaw House
196 Ramsay House
198 Smith House
200 Perrier House
202 MacDonald House
204 Clubs
206 The Arts
208 MS Art
210 US Art
214 US Music
216 MS Music
218 FOCUS
220 Valetes
222 Prize Day
he Review Staff
Matthew Gaiaj
Adrian Goyo
Emil Hiiri
Darren Iw
David
Kevi
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Faculty & Staff
Administration
BEDARD, JANE
Facilities Co-ordinator
BRAITHWAITE, KIM
BURSTON, BRENDA
CAIN, BARBARA
ERICKSON, KELLY
HOBBS, JANET
KNIGHT, SHERRILL
DIRECTOR OF HUMAN RESOURCES
LAMB, JULIE
PILIECI, MARIA
Librarian
ROWE, KIM
VAN DAM, SUSAN
Tutors
McCUE, CHRISTINE
DAWSON, DAVID
JOSSELYN, SHANNON
Admission
KEYES, BRUCE
MOFFAT-LYNCH, DOLLY
STEWART, NATASCIA
STOCK, JARRYD
Advancement
BRYCE, RYAN
COLLINS,EDNA
FLEMING, NICOLETTE
FRAUGHT, CARRIE
SMITH-TURNER, SHAREN
VEITCH, CINDY
WEEDON, NICHOLAS
ON, JULIE
ARIRAJASINGAM, RAMESH
BELLAIRE, BRENDAN
NASEEM, AMIR
WALSH, JOHN
RYAN, KEN
Health Centre
MOORE-KIRKBY MARGARET
Director of Healtli & Wellness
HASTINGS, LORI-ANNE
JURRIUS, ELISH
RANTA, SUE
Athletic Therapy
MCROBERTS, MARNIE
TUGNETT, HEATHER
CALHOUN, LAUREL
KOUTSOUKIS, STEPHANIE
TURNER, GRANT
University Counselling
GROVES, TERESA
WEEDON, TANYA
Science
BISHENDEN, ELIZABETH
Choir Master
CLEMENTS, JOHN
IRKESS, JAMES
;SBITT, JEFFREY
ling Room
rVILL, GRACE
:murray, nancy
intone, davide
EMVONGDEUANE, SAKKONE
NES, MACKENZIE
lANCIO, FLORAMIE
ANGIE, MARIE-THERESE
IISTOVSKA, LIDIJA
AQUIN, MARY
RR, DAVID
DLSKA, GRAZYNA
lAMPHAKDY, VANIDA
WANDOWSKI, ANNA
:iNTYRE, JOANNE
ILLON, NEIL
lURTNEY, DIANNA
UL, PAULETTE
OMPHAKDY, BOUNPONE
OJANOWSKI, ELLA
ELAPHAN, SAI
iNG, YINTHONG
VALIER, KEVIN
HURLBUT, TERI-LEA
MOFFATT, PAUL
COOLEY, JAKE j
SENGSAVANG, SENGTHONG
Drama Technician
ALEX VELLA-ZARB
Campus Shop
STOCK, JOANNE
BOEHMER, JANE
MARSHALL, WENDY
COATES, WENDY
Reception
WILLIAMS, REBECCA
Library
HAYTER,SUSAN
PILIECI,MARIA
BUCKLEY,KAREN
WALKER,MARK
19
Rememberance Day
great Andrean tradition the students of St. Andrew's gathered to remember
3 Old Boys who made the supreme sacrifice in World Wars I and II. Grades
to 12 experienced a slide and music presentation prepared by Arthur
irakovits, followed by the names of some of the fallen of World War I read
c/Maj Aaron Leung and CWO Roland Hynscht. The Middle School and
ade 9s circulated around a series of white crosses on the quad listening to
)ries of Old Boys who had been killed researched by Middle School students
d told by Upper School students. Poppies were then placed on the crosses
a sign of honour and respect. For both services there was special music
well as readings, and a time of silence bracketed by the Last Post, a lament
the pipes and Reveille.
irticipants:
Ders Drake Porter and P/Maj Alex Seto
jmpeter: c/WO Marc Romanin
jaders: c/Maj John Sandham and c/LGol Scott Wood
her participants:
ddle School Band
ring Ensemble
hn Richardson, Sandi Chasson, David Stewart, Melissa Ramon,
hn Glements, Rev. Bruce Roffey
Jim --^.s-
Hallowee
Front Row - Cole Sopik, Curtis Harvey, Erik Kimmerer, Brandon Benoit, Jake Stirling, Mario Chiodo, Peter Godber, Ty Topolinski, Chris Merchant, Burke Whi
Darien Arscott, Malcolm Carter, Connor Ritchie.
Middle Row - Andrew Jun, Hunter Robertson, Adam Ashby, Cody McMillan, Adrian Austin, Bryce Johnson, Callum Green, Andrew Begg, Connor Cowl,
Jordan Carter, Michael Mardini, Bo Zhang, Fraser Sopik, Zach Marcus, Andy Tong, Walid Siyam.
Back Row - Joe Foote Esq., Jeff Laforge Esq., Sejin Park, Alex Auger, Brett Tomlinson, Duncan Robertson, Lucas Hussey, Edward Essue, Alec Mulder,
Jonathan Femi-Cole, Daniel Cummings, Ty Plummer, Luke Simpson, West Ochocinski, Ross Tripp Esq., Michael Carroll Esq., Len Gurr Esq.
Addison Winners, MIP, MVP. Erik Kimmerer(MIP), Cole Sopik, Darien Arscott, Mario Chiodo,
Jake Stirling, Brandon Benoit, Malcom Carter, Peter Godber(MVP), Ty Topolinski.
Varsity Football
ore I begin my remarks, there are many people I'd
to extend my sincerest thanks to. To our coaching
f, Coaches Shrimpton, Carroll, Foote, LaForge,
^ne and Tripp. I'm blessed to work alongside such
nted and passionate coaches. Their vast knowledge
he game and love of our players makes them ideal
I models and mentors. Our players are truly blessed
le in such caring and qualified hands. Mr. Bedard for
constant support and leadership. As was the case
1 Mr. Reid, it s great knowing that the AD always has
back. Thanks fo Mrs. Bedard for her help with details
I planning. Heather, Mamie and their support staff for
r incredible daily work in the clinic with our players,
suffered more significant injuries this year than 1 can
r recall, and it's a testament to their tremendous
irts that we had our entire roster on the field when it
:tered most. Mr. Shields for his thankless vet
iluable contributions as our equipment manager. Our
leraman Fritz, who provided us with outstanding
ie film each week. Mr. McHenry and former Director
advancement Jim Herder for their weekly support and
ouragement. To the entire Andrean community for
i/iding us with remarkable crowd support, including
overflowing stadium at Homecoming and at the
AA championship game. And last but certainly not
5t, our team manager West, aka- "Ocho." I can't
gine a more dedicated and committed manager,
st's name will be called later when we distribute the
AA championship plaques. Without question, he is
ll-fledged and invaluable member of our team.
I will never hear me use the word "team" to describe
Varsity Football Saints. "Team" implies a collection
idividuals coming together at any given time in the
suit of a common goal. The Saints are a football
)qram." Rather than merely depend upon one group
thietes, our program carries expectations and goals
ch carry over year-to-year. My message to our
^ers at the start of training camp was simple. I had it
on the back of our workout t-shirts. "The Standard is
Standard." Simply put, the bar has been set for our
:ball program in terms of deportment around campus,
:tice habits, weekly performance and championship
irations. That bar is not going to be lowered, so the
iS is on everybody in our tootball program to reach it.
! 2012 Varsity Football Saints met the standard, and
ig the way wrote a remarkable story. A perfect CISAA
Lilar season and playoff record. The first time this feat
been accomplished since 2003. A 2nd straight
iAA championship. The first time this feat has been
omplished since 1986 - 1987. An offence which
raged 42 points per game. A defence which
'endered an average of only 12 points per game.
Thus our weekly average margin of victory was 30
points. Highlights include a 44-7 Homecoming victory
over Ashbury College, defeating UCC at their
Homecoming by 1 4 points, dominating St. Mike's 36-0,
and ultimately capturing the CISAA championship
against UCC with a character-driven 21-14 victory.
What made this season so special was our unique and
special combination of talent and personalities. If you
want star power, we certainly have it. Yet in addition to
our immense talent, I can't imagine a group of athletes
more dedicated to a collective goal, more proud to wear
the Andrean colours, and more fun to spend countless
hours with. Our offence is led by a quarterback who can
make every play on a football field. His talent, focus,
character, and drive to be great are second-to-none.
I've nicknamed him the "Golden Boy" for a reason. Our
passing game is built around two remarkable receivers
with dramatically different personalities. One is
extremely laid back and rarely talks, the other places
his personal Twitter name in his visor just in case
opposing players want to follow him after he's made
several big plays against them. Opposing defences
were well aware of the fact that the ball was coming to
them every single week, yet nobody could stop eitner
one of them. We possess two dynamic and talented
running backs. One is a 210 lbs grade 10 phenom who
runs like a thoroughbred horse being let out of the
stable. The other is a quietly intense and unassuming
grade 12 who resembles Clark Kent far more than
Superman. Lastly, the heart and soul of our offence is
our massive offensive line. Anchored by 4 future impact
university players, this group is as talented as you'll find
anywhere in Canada.
Defensively, we're led by instinctive and intensi
linebacker Mario Chiodo, tough-as-nails safety J?""
Stirling, explosive defensive end Ty Topolinski, gam.
breaking cornerback Jordan Carter, and ferocious
halfback Fraser Sopik. This group may not have
received the hype that our offence did, but they emerged
as the most dominant unit in the league. They frequently
forced turnovers and came up with big plays in crucial
situations. Ultimately they proved the oldest adage in
football true, it was our defence which won us a
championship.
In addition to our so-called "star" players, the entire
roster contributed throughout the year. All hands were
on-deck each and every week. Without question, our
roster is full of champions. - Len Gurr
First Row: Angelis Prattas, Will Merkel, Dave Stewart Esq, Jamie MacPherson Esq, Jeff LaForge Esq, Cameron Vatardo, Austin Hussani, Liam Joiner,
Ben Thompson, Riley Fisher, Ben Kitagawa Esq, Geoff Brennagh Esq, Terry Prezens Esq, Austin Valjas, Krisztian Fockter
Second Row: Jacob LaBrier, Ben Harrison, Matt Yustin, Donald Kwok, Tyler Sifton, John Polemidiotis, Albert Yoo, John Buchan, Joshua Carter, Harry Yan^
Aaron Sum, Jurgen Jentsch, Jarry Tuzzi
Third Row: Nathan Lee, Andrew Clark, Braden Kerr, Aydden Almadi, Joshua Ri, Jack Bahen, Tristan Tsvetanov, Sulaiman Mahmood, Owen Luo, Alec Kyle,
Sachit Dhiman, Gavin Fox
Fourth! Row: Evan Forth, Arthur Chui, Elliott Almuida Pica, Raymond Liu, Cameron Lawrence, Owen Gabriel, Jonathan Filipopoulos, Jerod Forte,
Cayne Lander, Brandon Haryott
Absent: Drake Porter, Jack Turner, Victor Reshetnikov, Kevin Truong, Conrad Scullion-Smeenk
It was the best of times; it was tine worst of times. It was a time of jubilation and a time of
disenchantment. So went the U16 football season of 2012. New quarterback, new receivers, new
linebackers, 2 quality tailbacks; this was the making of a very good season. And it started off that way.
A decisive win against cross-town rivals GW Williams gave us confidence. And while Ashbury beat us at
our Homecoming, an ineligible Ashbury player gave us a default win. 2 - 0.
Then, we played a game which will be difficult to forget. Playing UCC at their homecoming, we found
ourselves down by 3 touchdowns going into the fourth quarter. Then something miraculous happened.
The clouds parted on an over cast day and the hand of St. Andrew himself reached down, tapped me
on the shoulder and said, "You will win this football game." At that point, your U16 Saints stopped the
UCC offence 4 times and our offence proceeded to drive the ball into their end zone on the next four
consecutive possessions; the last touchdown coming on a 40 yard pass from Cam Valardo to Josh
Carter with only 19 seconds left in the game. 3 - 0
Though we lost to St. Mike's in our next game, we were playing possum in hopes of surprising them in
our second meeting of the season. We then beat Villanova in a friendly, which at that point gave us a
record of 4 - 1 . We followed that up with a loss to TCS by a single point. We then played Ashbury, St.
Mike's and UCC again and in each of those rematches we lost by, let's say, more than 1 point, which
took us out of the Championship hunt.
It was an enjoyable season and I need to thank several people for their support; assistant coaches Mr.
LaForge, Stewart, Prezens, MacPherson, Brennagh and Butcher who have been hard working all
season; to Mr. Shrimpton for his advice on football and coaching; and most of all to Mr. Shields for
doing all the behind the scenes work to make our football program as good as it is.
I also need to thank all of the players. When you have a team of 50 players, it is difficult to provide
playing time for everyone. Having said that, I am pleased to say that all our players, whether they were
starters or not, played significant minutes. And I do thank them for continuing to work hard to get better
regardless of their playing time. BK
First Row: Adam Moodie, Khiari Lespere, Matthew Graham, Mac Baker, Sajjad Akbar, William White,
Adam Henriques
Second Row: Chris Clarke (Mgr.), Michael Marcantognini, Zain Hemani, Adam Darvay-Canavor,
Estanislao de la Torre, Jay Mackie, Josh Mahfood, David Manning Esq.
Third Row: Robert Bertani, Mikel Lanzagorta, Matthew Kennedy, Jason Graham, Felix Hadasik,
Emi! Hiiri, Dan Chalifour
Missing: Mr. Nicholas Day Esq.
)t how you start that matters
how you finish. This
ement can sum up our 1st
cer season in a number of
's. Returning a number of
ters and seniors for their
I seasons, there was much
mism after 4 trophies from
season and a silver medal
)FSAA.
ok us however, a little while
ind out who we were and
r a disappoint league cup to
t the season we settled into
CISAA season. We rode a
j record in CISAA play into
CAIS National Tournament
dismantled our opponents
Dur first 4 matches. We
:hed the semi-finals to face
lam in Hillfield Strathallen
im we had beaten 7-1 just
lere two days before the
tournament. Our boys,
however, learned a valuable
lesson about sport and life,
never underestimate your
challenge, and probably most
importantly as quoted from
future coach philosopher,
Daniel Chalifour, "never over
estimate yourself". It wasn't
meant to be that day and we
didn't deserve to win, and
didn't. After failing to claim our
second straight CAIS crown we
went back to work in CISAA
play finishing the season with a
10-1-1 record and thoroughly
outscoring our opponents. We
claimed the Peter Stuart
trophy, named after former St.
Andrew's Master, and soccer
coach as league winners for
the second consecutive year
and home field for the playoffs.
In the semi-finals we faced St.
Mike's who although ranked
4th were the toughest
challenge to our bid to repeat,
and we were correct. Down 1 -0
early and then 2-1 at the half, it
took two magnificent goals by
senior William White, the
second in the 89th minute to
push us through to the final.
In the final, we faced Ridley
College whom we had handled
twice during the regular season
by lopsided scores. This
however, wasn't a normal day
and Ridley fancied something
differentthistime around. Inthe
craziest 10 minutes of soccer I
have ever been involved with,
the opening of the final
produced 4 goals, two apiece,
and it was apparent we were in
for an exciting and nail-biting
ride. The game settled with
Ridley taking the lead near
half time 3-2.
The second half we broke the
game apart with two thunder
strikes 60 seconds apart after
about 15 minutes. The first,
was by right back Matthew
Kennedy who possess one of
the best shots on the team,
funny enough he waited until
the last game of the season to
let the other teams in the
league in on the secret. His
laser beam was followed up
by Mikel Lazagorta hitting a
perfect ball inside the post to
put us up 4-3 and in control.
We added two more for a
finish that pretty much
encapsulated our season,
slow start outstanding finish.
ND&DM
First Row: Joel Lat, Ibrahim Moustafa, Liam Neuman, Joseph Bruccoleri, Christian Settino, John Joseph Mitchell,
Jono McConnell, Jack O'Neil, Justin Ford, Ryan Shotbolt.
Second Row: Mr. Michael Chadsey Esq., Alex Sgro, Samuel Salomon, Jackson Redmond, Scott Elliott,
JP McCluskey, Ricky Lozada, David Anderson, Mr. Stephen Kimmerer Esq.
Third Row: Aiden Carnegie, Aiden Calverley, Marco Magnante, Vicente Tricio-Sesma, Isaack Justine
Some groups of students are a ctiallenge to
work with on a daily basis: and some groups
mal<e coaching truly enjoyable. This year's
edition of JV Soccer was the most
entertaining group that Coach Kimmerer and
have worked with in memory! Liam Neuman's
phlegm issues, John Joseph's concussion
issues, Joey Bruccoleri making saves with his
face! You name it, we laughed at it. Ryan
Shotbolt brought a unique, physical approach
to defending, only occasionally crossing the
line with full out hip-checks. Once in a vjhile
Isaack was able to produce absolute magic
on the pitch, of course that was dependent or
him finding the field or knowing when the bus
was leaving. Jack O'Neill informed me during
tryouts that he had been a standout keeper
the last time he played for a team; they were
the league champs in their U SEVEN league!
But through dedication and hard work, Jack
earned the starting position and turned into a
reliable keeper who kept us in some tight
games and motivated his teammates with
good communication. Jackson Redmond
learned to never stand immediately in front of
the bench with his hands in his pockets
during a game; you never know when you
might be knocked over by a stray ball. On the
side of skill, Vicente frustrated opposing
players with his outrageous dangles; Marco
consistently created scoring opportunities
with pin-point passing and well-placed
crosses from the wing; David Anderson found
his finishing touch; and Christian Settino
found ways to break free and score some
huge goals from his striking position.
And somewhere in there, the boys became
an excellent soccer team.
The season began looking like it was going to
be a long one. The level of skill that we have
been spoiled with in recent years was not
quite there. Several of our players hadn't
played organized soccer in many years, like
Jack; however, the team quickly began to
work together and became a force in our
division. After losing our first league game
against St. John's Kilmarnock, the boys didn't
lose again in the regular season. They
worked hard in practice and developed into a
cohesive group that raised its level of play to
the point where they won three of their final
four league games, the only blemish on their
record during that stretch was a tie in their
final league game against the othenA/ise
unbeaten team from Villanova. Our overall
league record of 3 - 1 - 2 was good enough
to make the playoffs. In our first playoff game,
we beat de la Salle by a score of 2 - 0. In the
semi-finals, we again faced Villanova in a
back and forth affair. Breaking a 2 -2 tie with
only minutes to play, we earned a spot in the
league finals. This win was a result of
excellent teamwork and a hat-trick scored by
Christian Settino. An hour after winning the
semi-final, we were back on the pitch facing
Trinity College School for the league
championship.
Although we were unable to win the final
game, coach Kimmerer and I are extremely
proud of what these boys accomplished this
season. Making it to the league finals two
years in a row is pretty solid. We would liketi
acknowledge our graduating players:
Christian Settino, John Joseph Mitchell,
Aiden Carnegie, Joel Lat, Jono McConnell,
Jackson Redmond, Justin Ford/Chevy, Liam
Neuman, Ryan Shotbolt, David Anderson,
Ibrahim Moustafa, Jack O'Neill, and Joseph
Bruccoleri. SK, MC
First Row: Adamo D'Angelo, Eraad Rahman, Kunal Khemani, Nicholas Chow,
Marcello Perez, Danil Ojha,
Second Row: Mr. Brian McCue Esq., Andy Park, William Zou, Bill Luan, JiSang Jeon,
Justin Lee, Gary Zhou, Mr. Paul Totera Esq.
Third Row: Liam Smith, Michael Huang, Nikhil Nath, Dhruv Krishnan, Aadam AN,
Jimmy Yuan, Sigeng Liu
First Row: Mr. David Kyle Esq., Nik Seidel, Jolin IVlusgrave, Cooper Scullion-Smeenk, Patrick Turner,
Callum Murphy, Andrew Currie
Second Row: Emilio Riestra, Brandon St.Pierre, Inigo Elizundia, Pedro Ozores, Conor Woodroffe
|Third Row: Michael VonSchalburg, Victor Said, Arnoldo Lanzarin, Genaro Borrego
Well over 30 boys tried out, eventually settling into two very strong teams. Great teamwork and positive
spirits infused every practice and game. Mill<slnal<e prizes were appreciated and thirstily consumed. The only
complaints heard were about the torrentially cold weather suffered during the semi and final one day ending.
All 17 players on our roster were able to play in every game. Coach Kyle wishes to thank the boys and their
parents for all their support and effort during this short but wonderful season. DK.
i
First Row: Dylan Cowell, Nolan Roy, Joseph Yazdani, Victor Lopez, Matthew Medhurst,
Andrew Jeffrey, Matthew Brenzel, Daniel Cheung, Macleod Houghton
Second Row: Jorge Chedraui, Juan Carrancedo , Tony Sul , Kevin Kim, Robert Wang, Stathi Douramakos,
Antonio Dodero, Karim Libien, Mr. David Josselyn Esq.
UMB Soccer had another very exciting
season. Despite the fact that every
game we played was against other
schools' Tier 1 teams, we managed to
be competitive in many games. Game
in and game out the boys showed
tenacity and courage. They could never
be faulted for their effort.
The highlight of the season was our
game, played during hurricane like
conditions, against local foe Country
day school. We moved two of our
attacking players, Daniel Cheung and
Karim Libien , back to defence which
allowed Will Sirman and Jero
Pesqueira the freedom to move fonward
into attacking positions. Jero scored 3
and Will 1 , while Matthew Medhurst
made several key saves, in a thrilling
St Row: Branson Johnson, Chris Poropat, Ruben Lopez, Will McHenry, Wells Karabin,
rk Polemidiotis, Eric Situ, Lucas La Brier
cond Row: Warren Zhang, Austin Brett, Hashim Baloch, Josh Dunn, Dara Goharchi,
iliano Ventosa, Todd Tian, Ms. Michele Derwin Esq.
A trip to /bf//. . .■/ iV^j h
/acation hovvever, the ooys v/ill be
quick to describe a grueling experience
/yhich included playing 7 games in 2.5
days, playing through ram and snov/
and worst of all trying your very best to
smile and pretend that a ball that stnkes
your exposed frozen skin doesn't hurt
After watching a teammate leave the
field in an ambulance and later finding
out he had broken his leg the boys
decided it was their goal to do their very
best to stay focused and earn a spot
in the championship division.
This tournament reflects a survival of
the fittest scenario and now with a 13
man roster each player was forced to
push themselves beyond their physical
imits. Unfortunately, a loss to Crescent
n the first game on the second day we
were going to have to play the game of
our lives against Hilfiela in hopes to
secure a spot in the semi-finals.
A beautiful goal by Dara Goharchi m
the dying minutes against Hilfield
meant we needed Crescent to win and
put us through to the semi's the
following day. Unfortunately.
Crescent's loss knocked us out of
contention but our win put them
through.
Although, the boys were disappointed
they did feel as they held up their end
of the bargain and did everything
possible to finish in the top 6 to ensure
next year's team would have a fighting
chance to make it to the finals.
In our local league four of the five teams
finished in the top 8 at the nationals.
Unfortunately, due to injuries we only
had 12 players for the CISAA semi-
finals. Another tough loss to Crescent
was not the result we were hoping for;
however, the boys did play well and
worked hard until the final whistle blew.
MD.
occen
The U13B soccer
team was made up(
only 14 boys. But
what was lost in
terms of fresh legs
during the games, w
made up for with
cohesiveness and
camaraderie. The
small roster helped
the boys to stand tal
and stand by each
other regardless of
the situation; they
were all determined
to work hard to
improve and to enjo]
their season. SL
Front Row: Brady Reid, Nathan Chadsey, Dalton Lehman, Brandon Want, Peter Wu, Rickie Tang,
Nicholas Badali
Back Row: Christopher Leung, Ryan Collis, Saajan Sethi, Leo Li, James Muzenzenberger, Greg Vovtchenko,
Jullian Settino, Brayden Byers, Mr. Scott Lewis Esq.
U12 Soi
Front Row: Jack Kensit, Bryce Neil, Ryan Sutherland, Brendan Dilworth, Dillon Appelbe, Spence Berman,
Andrew Boland
Middle Row: Mr. John Clements Esq., Mr. Michael Hanson Esq.
Back Row: Justin Aquin, Alex Krylov, Arya Mizrahi, Wan Foy, Sam Ashton, Connor Broekaert. Andy Han
J
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Ryan Lindsay
This season was the first ever SAC Under 1 2 soccer team to compete ^
in Division 1 . Overall the season was an encouraging one, marked by
real gains in self-confidence and success. The final tournament saw us
matched first against UCC who beat us 5-0, but we were confident we
could beat RSGC again to reach the semi-final. The game went to
overtime and we eventually lost on penalty kicks. We would like to
thank all the boys for their love of the game and for their eagerness to
become the best that they could be. MH
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FIRST ROW: Alex Seto, Scott Wood, Rahim Ladak, Braden Noxon
SECOND ROW: Mr.Fraser Cowell, Esq., Peter Grantcharov, Mitch Carter, Justin Smith-Voudouris,
Jacob King, Mr. Claudio Numa, Esq.
THIRD ROW: Jeremy Chow, Jeff Banwell, Chris Egi, Nicl< Fornier, Jin Yu
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What a great season it was! What an amazing group of athletes, Andreans, young men! This year's
Volleyball team was a dream team for any coach. Under the leadership of the best captain the team has
had in recent years, we showed the world of High School volleyball that SAC Volleyball is a reality. Led
by captain Ladak, we beat powerhouse UCC on two occasions and reached the CISAA championship
final losing to St. Mikes in five sets. What an exciting match it was! The spectators were treated with an
amazing display of volleyball by both teams. It was a match for the ages. CN & FC
■Irst Row: Eric Lowry, Jack Little, David Hastings-Grgas, Will Thompson, Alex Carter.
iSecond Row: Mr. Mark Service Esq., Julian Smith-Voudouris, David O'Connor,
Quinton Gray, Justin McNamara, Mr. Cam Eby Esq..
(Third Row: Jason Zhang, Dylan Van Eeden, Aidan Bertolas, Sam Hardinj
After almost 25 years without a single
CISAA championship, the U1 6 volleyball
team won its second straight title this
year. St. iVIike's was the powerhouse in
CISAA volleyball for over 10 years, and
UCC was typically right up there with
them. We were always in the Final Four,
but we never quite managed to win in the
semis to earn a spot in the championship
game. Unseating St. Mike's at the top
spot was not even a goal for us because
it was difficult to see beyond the semi-
final match. Two years ago was the first
time in decades that we finally broke the
streak of semi-final losses, and we even
managed to take a set from St. Mike's in
the finals. We considered that to be quite
an accomplishment, and being that close
for the first time in years gave us a taste
for what it would feel like to win. Last year
we made it the finals again, but this time
after losing in the first set against St,
Mike's, we won the next three straight
sets to take our first CISAA title since
1988. It was an incredible feeling, and a
great learning experience for the grade
9's on the team.
Those same grade 9's from last year
were our starters, leaders, and best
players on this year's squad. They came
into this season knowing what it feels like
to win, and understanding what it takes
to make it happen. From Day One, they
had their sights set on a second title. Our
only loss in CISAA league play was to St.
Mike's at home by a score of 3 sets to 2,
but we redeemed that loss at their gym
later in the season with a 3-2 victory. Both
teams finished league play with 9 and 1
records, but we secured first place and
home court advantage for the Final Four
based on points for and against. We went
into the finals expecting some very tough
competition, but feeling confident
nonetheless. We had little trouble with
UCC in our semi-final match, but
Crescent surprised everyone by
upsetting St. Mike's in five sets in the
other semi-final match-up. We went int(|
the championship game pumped to |
on a good show for the home crowd, an
we did just that. We played some of (
best volleyball and completelj
dominated Crescent School by scores c
25-8, 25-22, and 25-9 to take the title
With some huge smashes, massiv
blocks, and exciting defensive plays, i
definitely gave the fans a show.
Beyond the CISSA, we've also put Stj
Andrew's on the map when it comes toi
Ontario volleyball at the U16 level. We
went from never having made the
playoffs at a public school tournament
three years ago, to being contenders for
virtually every tournament we've entered
over the last two seasons. We've won
two tournaments and been finalists
three others in that time. Our goal now is
to continue the tradition of volleyball
success. MS
MIP Justin McNamara ®
MVP David O'Connor
1^ /
U14 volleyball team was a young
id of athletes with limited
irience. However, they worked
imely hard at all practices, and
oved all fundamental aspects of
;port. They quickly developed into
xciting team to watch, with many
commenting on how drastically
improved over the course of the
t season. Although their season
rd was a direct flip from the last
/ears, they kept their spirits high
:ontinued to work hard and play
, always believing in themselves.
■• losses were often by only a
le of points, including a
5pointing 15-12 loss to St. Mike's,
iventual CISAA champions.
luse of such an improvement from
embers of the team, it was a very
ult decision to choose just one
This individual was chosen
use had never once touched a
yball, and eventually earned his
into a starting position. When his
g was right, he could not only
) the ball over the block, but he
i spike it to the attack line. He
me an intimidating wall at the net
was determined to keep the ball
s side of the court. The future of
volleyball will continue to be
ig with this young athlete coming
igh. WE
First Row: Ewan Fox, Connor LeClaire, William Wang, JP Schnabel, Connor Sleeth,
Kyle Chen, Barron Liu
Second Row: Luca Zadra, John Hopkinson, Chad Li, Byron Mawaya, Filip
iGrantcharov, Daniel Kim, Oli Harris, Coach Whitney Elliott
J
First Row: Osher Lee, Jacob Crocker, Mark Zhou, Samir Khaki, Sterling Cochran, M
Matthew Sun, Patrick Leclaire
Second Row: Mikey Bahen, Joshua Osborne, Thomas Childerhose, Marshall Moore
Benjamin VanEeden, Joseph Walker, Aidan Bradley, Ms. Natalie McNair Esq.
chael Sun
Right out the gate
this very energeti
group of young meiljl
^ was ready to play an
for most, ready ti
learn how to play foP
the very first time.
our first try out whef
1 asked how many c
them had actually
played volleybai
other than in P.ef
class, three of then'*
raised their hands''
They made it all thf I
way to the CISA/!*
Championship
where they lost o
the final serve of th
final match i
BayviewGlenSchO' ,
in a thrilling garrii
Theywereapleasur '
to coach and made'
me realize how much
fun volleyball can be
I am very pleaseci,
with allot their efforts
and I commen(;|
them, for as first timeL
Andreans, they dic^
, an incredible job o!'
i representing th
' School. NM
imore challenging than the
lious. This year we had a very
lusiasticteam. Most of the team
iired rigorous Saturday
ling practices and the rewards
iheir efforts were paid at the
\A Championships.
le CISAA Finals in Port Hope
)ctober 26, your Saints were
rmined to tackle the dreaded
Trinity" - a steep 100m climb
le end of the course - with
jr. The weather cooperated
a perfect day for running, and
yed many team members to
ove on their results from earlier
le season. The midget boys'
1 finished 7rd , the Juniors were
and the senior team was 5th.
team's one qualifier for
AA, in Brampton, was Avery
enzie. NT
First Row: Andre Chan, Jack McDonald, Keaton Ward (Captain), Elliott Powers, Curtis Lai
Second Row: Mr. Nick Tsioros Esq., Juan Carlos Artigas, Cleander Yu, Hollis McKenzie, Danila Galaninski,
Jonah Pawluk, Will Piddick, Eddie He, Ms. Samantha Scheepers Esq.
. y Third Row: Oscar Qi, Chris Lakkotripis, Young Wu Jin, Jordan Brown, Andrew Ladoucer, Avery McKenzie,
Danial Pafpolofski.
Third Row: Luis Ramon, Tarun Sethi, Regan Kimmens, Eric Asgari, Gregory Hoogers, Melvin Maroon, Meron Rumbaut,
Connor Harris, Quinton Cochran, J. P. Marline
Second Row: Mr. Keith Ramon Esq., Mihai Ciuciureanu, Andrew Hoogers, Beto Simon,Tyler Thomas, Jack Kempezinsl<i,
Owen Laffy, Mike! Devlin, Kevin Kaun, Hunter Applebe, Riley Jackson, Matteo Fina, Mrs. Sabrina D'Angelo Esq.,
First Row: Callum Macpherson, Chris Liu, Billy Starke, Sean Denton, Cole Nip, Justin Cheung, Jake Iwai,
Nolan Michelberger, Jacky Quo, Billy Sun, Aiden Walters, Nicholas Bowline
A few years before you boys were born, a world-class Tanzanian marathoner said something that notj
only applies to running, but pertains to ail sports: "The will to win means nothing without the will to
prepare". No matter how lofty your goals and aspirations are, without hard work and determination, y^
won't achieve what you have set out to accomplish.
It's for this reason that I am incredibly proud of our Middle School runners this year - they demonstra|
the will to prepare. While it's true that we use a lot of games to develop running-specific skills and to
foster a true love of running, the boys on the team also completed many tough practices that would hfve
challenged even the most-seasoned runners in the Upper School. |
This fall, we put our beautiful new track to the test. It was excellent for gauging our speed and trackin|
our progress throughout the course of the year. It helped the boys learn a lot about pacing and maxin|irTii
effort. To be honest, I'm not really sure what we did before we had this fantastic facility. i
% Mrs. D'Angelo and I were very impressed by our boys this year and enjoyed watching their perspectives
slowly change. What the boys thought to be challenging in the first few weeks of the year, quickly
became manageable, and ultimately became mastered by the end of the season. We had a number of
significant accomplishments that can be seen on the slideshow, but the most important thing to
remember is that success was earned through hard work. KR & SD
-J 2JUUi Cross Countbry
\ward Winners:
J-12:
Dur MIP demonstrated an eagerness to improve his endurance this season and a keen interest in
unning that went beyond his time with the team. He made an effort to run with his family and
jntered a couple of races on his own accord to improve himself his ability as a runner. This year's
J12MIPis Aiden Walters.
Dur MVP for the U12 boys had a great attitude and was willing to push himself to his limits. He was
ilways up for challenges in practices and races. By the end of the year, he was our fastest U12
unner and earned the most votes from his teammates: This year's U12 MVP is Owen Laffey.
J-14:
3ur MIP for the U14 runners goes to an individual that has made significant long-term gains as a
unner. He used to be a tiny grade 6 boy who struggled to keep up with the pack; however, through
hree years of hard work and continued determination, he has grown to become a confident and
lapable runner. This year's U1 4 MIP is Eric Asgari.
'Vithout question, our U14 MVP was our fastest runner at every single race throughout the year. His
ibility to push himself when everything was on the line was genuinely impressive. He reached the
)odium in each and every race this season and never came less than 2nd place. He was incredibly
ocused on his goals this year and narrowly missed winning this year's CISAA championship. Our
J14 MVP is Regan Kimens.
U14MIP
Eric Asgari
U14MVP
Regan^Kir
U12#p
Owen Laffey
U12il/IIP
Aiden Walters
Back Row:Liam Neuman, Emil Hiiri, Zach Marcus, Zac Masson, Matthew Graham, Matthew Kennedy, Christian Settino.
Middle Row: Mr.Joel Morrissey Esq., Brandon Cercone, Warren Foegele, Jacob Kearley, Burke White, Brett Stirling,
Jake Stirling, C.J. Sifton, William White (Manager).
Front Row: Jack McDonald, Mr.Geoff Brennagh Esq., Curtis Harvey, Rory McGuire, Adam Moodie, Jay Mackie,
Mr. David Manning Esq., Brett Nichol.
3 201 2-1 3 Version of the 1 st
ckey Saints enjoyed an
standing season. Posting a
ord of 47-9-2 the team
imed the CISAA and MPHL
ular season championships,
ng the way, 1st Hockey were L.^
Sebastian's School f
jedham, MA) Tournament
ampions, and St. Francis
looi Tournament Champions,
jarly February, the Saints
shed 5-0 and claimed the
lool's 8th MacPherson
jrnament Championship with
win over arch rival UCC in
final. In the playoffs, the
m had a disappointing finish
he MPHL season falling 2-1
Edge School in the final and
he CISAA Championship, the
nts topped Nichols School in
third and deciding game in
jrtime on a Warren Foegele
rker. It certainly was an
standing year for 1st Hockey
i one that will go down in
! 114 history of the school
one of the best ever. DM
Front Row: Nick Whitelaw, Jonathan McConnell, Kyle Zacharuk, Linden Sturrock, Reese Foegele, Ruslan Sennovskiy,
Connor Rowntree.
Second Row: Mr. Joe Foote, Esq., Taylor Pilmer, Robert Bertani, Jack O'Neill, Liam Killops, Braeden Glendinning,
Bryce Johnson, Conner Cowl, Corey Bristol, Mr.Trevor Biasi, Esq.
Missing: : Devon DeLangley, Branden Fennell, Ryan Shotbolt, Cody McMillan, Dylan Sikura - Manager.
After three championships in the last 4 years, the JV Hockey team fell on tough times this season. With a change in philosophy, the team had to rely on grizzled veterans such as
Jono McConnell, Devon DeLangley, Liam Killops, Reese Foegele, Cody McMillan and the Russian sensation Rusty Sennovskiy. While we were in every game we played, the pucks
didn't bounce our way and we ended up on the wrong end of a 5-15-1 record. And while most of our games were decided by two goals or less, we unfortunately lost a great many of
them. Must have been the coaching. Our finest moment this year came when our one goalie with experience, Connor Rowntree, was ill, and we turned the net over to our other
"goalie" Nick Whitelaw who began the season as the manager! In fact, Nick Whitelaw hadn't played in years since manning the cage for Pizza Nova in the Aurora House League 7
years earlier. Our pregame speech to our team was very simple that day - I turned it over to Mr. Foote for the pregame speech looking for words of wisdom. He did not disappoint
when looked at the boys and said, "block everything." To their credit, it was like a switch had been flipped. All of the sudden the JV boys were blocking shots, taking hits to make
plays, and playing a determined brand of hockey. It didn't look like us at all! We took a 2-1 lead into the dying seconds, and with the game on the line, Hillfield slipped a player into
the slot, the puck came to him, he shot it, Mr. Foote and I prepared ourselves for disappointment, and Whitey made the save of his life to preserve the victory. Sweet victory. TB JF
it Row: Adain Link, Matthew Leroy, Jacob La Brier, Graydon Gardner, Darren Iwai, Ben Thomson, Matthew Galajda.
)nd Row: Mr. Dave Stewart, Esq. Paul Bedard, Esq. Avery MacKenzie, Will Ashton, Jerod Forte, Eric Lowry, Liam Joiner,
el Paspalofski, Holls MacKenzie, Mr.James MacPherson, Esq.
ling: Kyle Hunter, Adam Sinclair, Griffin James, Parker Harris, Gian Paulo laboni. . ^
We ended the year with a 7 and 5 record and lost to
St. Mike's in the semi-final, in what turned out to be a
tremendous game considering the fact that we had
only 1 1 skaters and a goaltender! At times this
season, however, the highlights were off ice, rather
than on it. Before a game, our bus driver asked if you
knew the short fellow who worked at SAC. Who. Chris
Papalia? "Yes, that's him", she said. "Does he have a
girlfriend?" None of us really knew. She continued,
"well, is he Jehovah's witness, because my daughter
is a devout Jehovah's Witness." We told her that we
didn't think so. 'Too bad", she said. "He's a nice boy".
On another bus ride. Coach MacPherson had to call
the bus drivers wife to explain to her why he was going
to be late for dinner. "She won't believe me. but she
might believe you!" On the ice was an adventure, too.
Liam Joiner scored his first SAC goal this year and
asked to keep the puck. I said no problem, but know
that your account will be charged S2.50. Finally, at
random times during the season. Leroy would just yell.
"Scrimbo", even while on the ice during the game. In
the end, we had a team of characters and it was an
enjoyable season. Our goal was to make the playoffs
and be competitive in every game, and we
accomplished both.
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First Row:Mikel Devlin, Will McHenry, Daniel Cheung, Lucas La Brier, Connor Sleeth, Sebastian Giorgio, Steven Daher, Connor Iwai, Macleod Houghton,
John Jr. Hopkinson
Second Row: Mr. Greg Reid Esq., Matthew Medhurst, Austin Brett, Will Sirman, Regan Kimens, Greg Hoogers, Jon Malowney, Wells Karabin, Luca Zadrs
Parker Boland, Mr. David Galaida Esq.
Season Record -
7 W 11 L
Top Three Season Highlights:
3. The improvement this team made f i
November to March - staggering. Tef !
that destroyed us early in the season \f
struggling when they played us in late
February and March. That was evider
when we beat Nichols school in Buffal (
February in a key game - as their coa
said to me that we were, "a very
disciplined group of players."
2. Defeating Crescent in front of 200 c
their fans at their 'hockey day' in a do- -
die game for the final CISAA play-off
spot... we won, 6-3.
1 . Narrowly losing to eventual the
eventual CISAA champions in the qua3'
finals - we really were the most improN
team in the league! DG i
U12 hluak-jy
: Row : Aiden Bradley, Jack Kensit, Owen Laffey, Ryan Lindsay, Andrew Boland, Christian D'Alessandro,
)nd Row: Adam Darvay-Cannavor, Mr. Chris Papalia Esq., Nolan Michelberger, Andy Han, Justin Aquin, Thomas Childerhose, Arya Mizrahi,
;hall Moore, Coulson Link, Sam Ashton, Bill Starke, Spence Berman, Mr. Ben Kitagawa Esq., Justin Cheung, Cam McArthur
e inaugural year of St. Andrew's
3ge U12 hockey, Mr. Papalia and I
J put in charge of the youngest
cey players at the school. Since Mr.
alia and I are the shortest teachers
e school, this seemed like a natural
,fter try outs, and seeing the quality
jr players, we knew we had a team
could compete in this league,
e the year started off with a loss to
JOG grade 5's, we then went on a 7
le undefeated streak which included
1 win in a rematch with the UCC 5's.
le end of the regular season, we
5 ranked 2nd in the league with a 7 -
1 record. In the playoffs, we beat
5 in the quarter final and met the
) Grade 5 Team in the semifinal. We
leeded to beat them again and gain
e swagger going into the
npionship game, were we lost 7-0.
ke to thank our student coaches,
m DC and Cam McArthur for their
rt throughout the year, and our
9tics department, Mr. Bedard, Mr.
ining and Mrs. Bedard for their
ind the
scenes work to
Front Row: Mr. Lawrence DeMello Esq., Jordan Carter, Angelis Prattas, Jonathan Femi-Cole,
Cole Sopik, Michael Marcantognini, Alex Bowlin
iMiddle Row: Coach Gad Perlmutter, Mr. Sean Ludwig Esq.
Back Row: Rahim Ladak, Quinton Gray, Daniel Cummings, Chris Egi, Malcolm Carter, Tyler Plummer,
Jackson Redmond, Michael Mardini
Absent: Mr. Claude Nembhard
This year was another very exciting year for the 1st Basketball program at St. Andrew's. It has been incredible to see the
evolution of the program, and this year was the most talented team to take to the court for St. Andrew's in a long time. As a
^^result, there were many highlights to the team's season.
,- Tournament Finalists at the CAIS National Tournament, SAC Invitational, and Guy Vetrie Invitational
- Honourable mention in the GTA 'Super Sixteen' for the first time in school history
Recognition provincially and nationally, including visits from several NCAA Division 1 schools
- Bedard Gym was packed on a regular basis to watch the team play thank you to all of the fans for supporting us at all of the
home games, especially at the annual 'Spirit Night' game
- The team is inching closer than ever to the goal of being the first team to represent SAC at OFSAA, and the returning playe
our program should use this as motivation to continue improving, and something to strive to achieve next season.
I want to thank our two managers, Michael Mardini and Alex Bowlin, for their great work this year with the team. They both d
fantastic job this year tracking statistics, capturing game footage, and even updating the fans on Twitter.
Thank you to all of the Seniors for their contributions to our program. - SL
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Front Row: Ryan Neiman, Aman Nasser, Evan Sheridan, Arya Ashoori
Middle Row: Mr.Michael Carroll Esq. Sean Huang, Brett Tomlinson, Ja
William White,
Back Row: Chris Merchant, Darien Arscott, Peter Godber
Missing: Tom Wu
Season Highlights
Season record: 7-6
Gold medalists at the St Mary's Invitational tournament
Bronze medalists at the Rockway Invitational tournament
First CISAA Division 2 playoff appearance
Your 201 3 JV Saints will be remembered for their physical jjawtnafi'ce on the court and
their flair for dramatic fourth quarter comebacks, -Afterstarting the season with a 0-3
record, your JV Saints proceeded to win eleven of the next thirteen games including a
bronze medal at the Rockway Invitational tournament and a gold medal at the St. Mary's
Invitational tournament. The determination, character, and heart displayed by these
young men throughout this season was clearly evident in our first Tier 2 playoff game
at Bayview Glen. With a "bend but don't break" mentality, we battled defensively while
Ryan Neiman sparked a struggling offence by draining 12 of his 29 points in the fourth
quarter. Trailing by 1 1 points with 1 :03 remaining in regulation, Evan Sheridan nailed
three three-pointers to close the gap to two points before the incredible comeback ran
out of time.
I would like to thank the following seniors for their hard work and dedication this season:
Brett Tomlinson, Peter Qodber, Arya Ashoori, Evan Sheridan, Aman Nasser, Ryan
Neima'fr; Sean Huang,-W4lJiam White, and Darien Arscott. MC
Front Row: Charles Coppa, Harry Yang, Aaron Sum, Brandon Hayott, Au
Jimmy Huang
Back Row: Mr.Cameron Eby Esq. Burak Yalcin, Byron Mawaya, Dylan V
Blair Xu
Jack Turner, Joshua Carter.
en, Evan Forth, James Michaelis,
ina thi coa
This season I had the privilege of being tha coach Jf the U-1 6A basketball team. Our league was clearty
divided into the Haves and the Have Not'l; with no surprise St. Andrew's was firmly part of the Have's.
Throughout the season, we experienced bur share of success, most namely winning the St. Andrew's
Invitational Tournament at the junior divisibn. The steady leadership and versatility of our Captain Aaron
Sum was crucial to our free flowing offense. He emerged as someone who could identify what the team
needed during the game and go out and get the job done, often helping to provide the lesilience a good
team desperately needs. Then there was our deadly duo, and the best backcourt in our league. Josh
Carter and Brandon Haryott. It's hard to identify the success of one without highlighting the other. Josh
is a steady defensive stalwart and an unselfish pass first point guard. Josh ran our offense masterfully,
got others involved, and wanted to guard the other team's best player. Brandon was less disciplined on
defense, but to his credit his gambles and reaches often forced turnovers or a seat on the bench. But it
is Brandon's offensive game that sets him apart, he can flat out score. He's in range anywhere over half
court and he carried our team offensively during many garties. Then there was Austin Hassani, our team
MVP, our heart, our leader. He provided us with big playis when we needed them, he left everything and
more on the court every game. He improved his''3 point shooting, his dribble attack and his post-game. '
There were few players in the league that corftbined his strength and believe it or not, his speed. "Vou
can tell Austin is a well-trained multisport ath)^ as he doesn't fit the mold of a traditional basketball
player. He doesn't shy away from contact^ Jiitkt^pite my pleas from the sideline he whips passes the
length of the court with ease. When buF-team was down he helped lift us back up. his energy and emotion
was what set him apart as the key to our success. "Big Body" Burak Yalcin was our team MIP. He
learned quickly, used all of his fouls and brought with him a lot of Turkish flair. Our team was a young
team, and I look fbnward to bringing back a number of key players to make another run at it after a summer
full of hard work! Thank you to all member of the team for a great year. CE
By most accounts, the U
Basketball season was succes:
The goal of our program is to pron
individual and team development,
dictum, 'work hard, play hard' was'
appropriate to this group of yo
athletes. There wasn't a practice wt
we didn't have a laugh or two!
Our season record was 6-6. After e
start, the team worked hard and
our last 5 games. We had a great
against VilTanova at the quarter f
and ended with an unfortunate los
the eventual champions De La S
Without doubt our main goal was i
and for that we owe additional thf
to Mr. Sean Ludwig who he
educated us on team defense
offence.
Although we were not champions,
Jakubovic and I thank all playerj
their contributions to this year s
A special shout-out to assistant caf
John Polemediotis, and to Caf
Kunal Khemani for their valu
contributions this season. JL
measures your success by
id losses, then it is clear that
jer 14 basketball team is one
least successful teams this
was obvious early on that the
;rs of this team were not as
not as experienced and not
IS their opponents. At this time
/s had a choice to make. To
edit they chose to give their
ist in every game. It was quite
in for the opposing coaches to
!nt on the team's tenacity and
ination regardless of the result
scoreboard. So the players
) define success as the
:ment to hard work and
3 to teammates when game
ns became difficult. Using this
)n, this year's Under 14
Dal! team had much success.
i\ highlight of the season was
ation to participate in a Can-
irnament in Houston, Texas.
•am travelled south in late
/ and was excited to arrive in
/vith the temperature at a lofty
ees Celsius. During their visit,
ad a chance to visit the
n Space Center and travel to
ton on the shores of the Gulf
CO. The boys were billeted by
5 from our host school and
meed some wonderful Texan
lity. I would like to thank Mr.
or his assistance and all the
for being such great
sadors for SAC.
U14 Basketball
4
Front Row: Mr. David Josselyn Esq., Branson Johnson, Warren Zhang, Galium Macpherson, Nicholas Badali,
Mr. Justin Chow Esq.
Back Row: Mark Polemidiotis, Ewan Fox, Rickie Tang, Hashim Baloch, William Wang, Joshua Dunn, Leo Li
The Under 13 Basketball season
started on a very bad note. We lost
our starting centre, for the entire
season, after one game to a broker
leg. Our league had many very goo
teams in it and winning games was
very challenging. Despite losing all
games for the first half of the seaso
the boys showed true grit and
determination and we finally won oi
first game late in January. We then
entered the CMS national tournamf
where we won the consolation
championship with 5 wins in 3 days
competition. Our championship
banner hangs proudly on the wall
behind you.
Mr. Chau and I would like to
congratulate every player on the te^
as they each improved remarkably
from the beginning of the year.
Congratulations gentleman. DJ
irt o( a very exciting meeting a couple
en we were officially told about tfie introduction
ade 5 program at St. Andrew's. The plan
J particularly sweet to me as the U12
all coach. I had visions of tryouts with 25-30
m both grades fighting for positions on the
his vision was short-lived, however, as the
n that caught my attention at that meeting was
duction of the U12 Hockey team . . . Now U12
is a fantastic program as you'll hear later this
, and I am more than happy to share our
young athletes, but it did create a slightly
reality for U12 Basketball; As it turned out I
/ lucky to have 15 enthusiastic young men try
ie team. I kept them all and we entered the
in with a roster made up of 6 players from
and 9 players from grade 5. Despite the youth
:perience on the team, speed, strength, and
e never really an issue as our boys always did
i by playing their hearts out with a style that
1 ferocious defence and exciting scoring plays;
nd of the season, we were seeing points put
most all of our players from outside shots, hard
1 the hoop, and accurate free throws. The one
' challenge that we couldn't overcome was
Ing. Our big men under the basket always
to be fighting for rebounds against players
e 6 or 8 inches taller, and this would prove to
ndoing on many occasions. Regardless, we
aged to keep most of our games close thanks
forts of all of our players; our point guards,
latthew, and Michael; our shooting guards
i, Chris Yi, and Billy; our small forwards
Bryce, and Dillon; our power fonwards Jacky,
and Alex; and our centres, Alexei, Brendan,
3. Well done boys! SL
U J2 EimlVdi'i^
Front Row: Billy Sun, Alexei Lisin, Ryan Sutherland-Pace, Cole Nip, Dorian Jones, Bryce Neil, Dillon Appelbe,
I Jacky Guo
Back Row: Connor Broekaert, Brendan Dilworth, Chris Yi, Alex Krylov, Chris Liu, Matthew Sun, Michael Sun,
I Mr. Scott Lewis Esq.
1 St Swimming
Lead by our strong Captain, Keaton Ward and Assistant captains, IVIatthew Clian and
Aaron Leung, and team manager, Alex Auger, our U16, JV and 1st teams were
confident, strong and very successful tfiis year.
The season started strong with Justin McNamara breaking our school record in the 200
freestyle. Along came the CISAA Championship in Mid- February at the University of
Toronto, when Keaton Ward brol<e the school record in the 100 breaststroke for the first
time. Swimmers had very strong performances with our senior boys team placing 2nd
and our Junior (U16) boys winning the championship. Our young team had results that
surprised the swimmers themselves: New swimmers to the team, David Hastings-Grgas,
JongHoon Kim and Rambod Rezaie had outstanding races that were not only personal
bests but were also point scorers, contributing greatly to the Championship win!
From this meet, we had 1 1 OFSAA QUALIFIERS. Our Junior and Senior boys were
small teams of 5 and 6, which were fierce and feared by the other teams. Both teams
again, had outstanding swims and placed 3rd and 4th respectively.
From this meet, we had 1 1 OFSAA QUALIFIERS. Our Junior and Senior boys were
small teams of 5 and 6, which were fierce and feared by the other teams. Keaton Ward
won triple gold in the 100 breaststroke, 4x50 Freestyle relay and Medley relay, which
was a thrilling race from start to finish. Justin McNamara also won triple gold in the
100backstroke,4x50 Freestyle relay and Medley relay, Mark Chan won silver in the 100
IM, along with Gerardo Gadsden and alternate Matthew Chan, all were part of the 2
senior relay teams who took home gold. Our junior boy's 200 Medley team (Jason Li,
Justin Lee, Cedric Lau, and Elliott Powers, Alternate Russell Cheng) and 4x50 free relay
team ( Elliott Powers, Juan Carlos Artigas, Jason Li, Cedric Lau and Alternate-Russell
Cheng) took home silver and bronze medals. Cedric Lau .also won the bronze medal for
the Jr. Boys 50 breaststroke. Overall, the boys placed 3rd and 4th respectively.
Honorable mention goes to Jason Li who won his race at CISAA and then placed 7th in
the Jr. 50bk.
Thank you to our new assistant coach: Mr. Trevisan, we could not have accomplished all
that we did without your support, knowledge and brilliant coaching. Hosting meets is a
very daunting task. Thank you as well to all of the lifeguards, volunteers, staff, faculty
and I.T. who assisted with hosting our meets. Thank you and congratulations.
First Row: Christine McCue Esq., Young Woo Jin, Brian Wang, Estanislao de la Torre Garcia,
Gerardo Gadsden Gonzalez, Willian Liang, Matthew Chan, Matt Trevisan Esq.
Second Row: Aaron Leung, Tim Chuk, Aidan Bertolas, Luke Simpson, Keaton Ward, David Zu, Mark Chan
Absent: Justin McNamara
Our MS swimmers this year were full of energy and tfie desire to improve ttieir
swimming tectiniques. They worked hard at each practice, were determined to
improve their strokes and times throughout the season, and finished with more
than twenty top-ten finishes at the CISAA championships. This is quite
impressive given that our students compete against schools where the majority of
their team is made up of club swimmers.
We are very excited to see what our younger swimmers can accomplish as they
get bigger, faster, and stronger in the next few years. We also hope that all of our
grade eights continue swimming with Ms. McCue and Mr. Trevisan next year.
Some of our season highlights Included:
Personal best times by every swimmer at every meet that they competed in all
season
All of our athletes learning to streamline, dive, flip turn, and breath successfully
which was a huge accomplishment for our boys given that many of them were
new to the sport.
Some of our swimmers interesting use for items acquired from the pool's lost &
found
And the ever-popular granola bars thoughtfully provided by the Dining Hall for all
of our bus rides home from the various competitions.
I
tmm Squash
Datia,
'0,
The 1 St Squash Team has h,
a great run with
championship seasons in
row. We knew the chances
extending the streak one mc
year would be very tougli, V
graduated 4 players and th
had to face the devastating lo
of Josh Mahfood, our c
captain, at Christmas due to
injury. So, effectively we had
rebuild with only 4 of 9 returni
players. But this is what hi
school squash is all abo
giving the opportunity to you
players to step up and compf
at the 1st team level. So, w
this being a rebuilding year, >
did very well finishing in seco
place to Nichols School bv
score of 92-87.
So, the winning streak |-
come to an end after
seasons, but that just moc
we have a chance to set a n
record and that starts n
year. Looking ahead to n
season we are graduating o
2 of our top 9. This is a gr
sign. As a squash progr
from U1 4 to 1 St we are alw;
rebuilding from within
school. We have some gc
players coming up, but we
always looking for m
: players. So, if you are a te
sports guy looking to try
individual sport, or you an
I vnunn .student who ha.<? not
Back Row: Mr. Steve Rush Esq. Aidan Calverley, Andy lee, Matthew Guizzetti, Karim Po|
William Allen, Jackie Wong, Henry Hsieh, Jaewoo Kang,
Front Row: Kevin Chong, Francois Yoshida-Are, Joshua Mahfood, Alex Seto, Adrian Go)
Graeme Allison, Scott Elliott
Missing: Edric Wong, Hans Weng MinHyuk Ji
found his sport, or you
looking for a great crc
training sport to keep fit c
the winter, we are alw
looking for new guys at thai
and U16 levels. Try out r
year. SR
U16 squash team tried
hing different this year. With .
yers on the squad and only'
3 to play in any of our league '
5ts, we decided to go with ]
en teams. Each team played j
f of our six fixtures. This'
id in pretty intense ^
itition for those in the bottom I
our rankings, but it ensured !
Diaying time arid fairly equal !
ipment for everyone on the !
Despite the obvious '
antage, we still finished !
1 play with a winning record ,
natch wins and 36 losses. ]
3w we would be in for a close ;
ithUCC in the CISAA finals, i
I, because both of our match j
ainstthem were 6-4 losses. .
final tournament each team \
only their top 7 athletes,
for St. Andrew's were: {
Krishnan at #1
96 at #2
/lackey at #3
5hin at #4
Math at #5
fj Crawford at #6
iuchan at #7
)minated at the top three
going undefeated
hout the entire CiSAA
ment. However, we lacked
depth to match this
nance at the lower ranks,
a full day of some great
T played by all teams, the
5sult came down to a one
lifferential between us and
UCC took their first U16
1 CISSA title in over a
3 by a score of 58 to 57.
gh a heartbreaking loss, all
athletes can be proud of their
work and dedication
hout the season. MS
Squash
Back Row: Jose Pablo Anaya Villar, Nickolas Bell, Justin Laird, Drake Porter, John Little,
Mohamed Alghamdi, Adamo D'Angelo
I Middle Row: Mr. Mark Service Esq. Ryan Gold, Mikel Lanzagorta Murlllo, Dhruv Krishnan,
Andrew Crawford, Eugenic Olhovich Simon, John Buchan, Nikhil Nath
Front Row: Ji Sang Jeon, Mark Mackey, Tiger Xu, Alex Solorzano, Alex Lee, Ryan Shin,
Cole Macgregor
U 1 4 Squash
Fencing
r\ o \j • ■ n r>
ROW:William Shields, Cleander Yu, Jonah Pawluk, Donald Kwok, Oscar Qi,
an Tse, Jean-Phillippe McCluskey
ND ROW: Mr. Stanley Lee, Darrian Spampinato, Ben Paul Jiang, Victor Li, Michael
gs-Grgas, Donald Carswell, Joshawa Ri, Mr. Nick Priore
The 2012-13 season had thirteen boys
on the fencing team. We had eight new
members joining this year including
experienced fencers Jean-Philippe
McClusl<ey, Victor Li, and Cleander Yu.
Michael Hastings-Grgas captained the
team for a second year. Team members
competed at several individual and team
foil tournaments. At our annual St
Andrew's Fencing Challenge the A-team
(Michael HG, JP McCluskey, Ken
Zheng) won Gold in Division A. The B-
team (Joshua Ri, Victor Li. Jonathan
Tse) won a Silver medal in Division B. At
the Arc Angels OFFSA invitational the A-
team (Michael HG, JP Mcluskey, Donald
Carswell, Joshua Ri) won Gold, and the
B-team (Victor Li, Jonathan Tse.
Cleander Yu, Ken Zheng) won the
Bronze medal. The MVP is Michael
Hastings-Grgas and MIP is Oscar Qi.
The team had great results and we look
forward to many more duels
season.
tsf Alpine Skiing
prospects for this 2012-13 season. The leai
certainly the deepest that we have had in
years and we seemed poised to have all
pieces in place to mal<e a really strong run a,
CISAA championship which has eluded us lo
last few years.
There was only one thing missing. Snow, Di
poor conditions we were forced to cancel almo;
of our on hill practices which really put our
experienced skiers at a disadvantage. Despili
setback, however, our racers worked extremel
in all of our dry-land training sessions which fo(
on core strength, agility, and balance. This cer
gave them an edge when it came to race
Immediately our JV teams demonstrated thai
were the team to beat. Fueled by outsia
First Row: Ian Chappel (Manager), Joseph Manchia, Kevin Leslie, Geoffrey Wei, John Sandham,
Marc Romanin, Roland Hyncht, Will Pidduck, David Zulian
Second Row: Mr. Day Esq., Will Thompson, Andrew Clark, Ben Elliot, Victor Reshetnikov, Alec Mulder,
Cameron Lawrence, Zipeng Wang, David Pierson, Mr. Inglis Esq.
U14 Alpine Skiing
ly 4 returning racers
;t season, it seemed as
this would be a
ng year for the U14
Ski Team! However, with
ition of 5 new boys that
competitively for various
the Collingwood area
n had the potential to
^e for top spot at each of
yidual races.
nately, this season our
f night training sessions
It short due to poor
' conditions! However,
he fact that over half the
ced with their outside
the weekends, the boys
epared and ready to
e every Wednesday. The
I the team should be very
f their third place finish
Z\SAA championships.
i
f 4
First Row: Marcelo Perez Tobias, Tristan Tsvetanov, Vicente Tricio-Sesma
Second Row: Logan Ward, Beto Simon Baz, Jolin Joseph Mitchell,
Ben Kastelyanets, Liam Smith
Third Row: Curtis Lai, Louis Tsoi (Kwol<), llya Zaretskly, Genaro Borrego Simon,
Eli Elizundia Domit, Jack Irwin
Forth Row: Mr. Adam Kowaltschuk Esq., Tobias DIeckmann, Jacob King,
Andrew Ladouceur, Kenny Wu, Mr. Brian McCue Esq.
Fifth Row: Ben Harrison, Scott Wood, Jin Hyunk Yu, Jack Bahen, Austin Valjas
Despite a late snow and a lack of public scnool
participation this year, the CIS Nordic Sl<i program continue(
push on with determination and ambition. Twenty-three yoi
men from Grade 8 to Grade 1 2 took part in what was one of
most demanding, and most successful Nordic seasons in
Andrew's history. The late snowfall allowed us to focus thef
SIX weeks on our fitness training. We became very good frier
with the Insanity workout programs as well as running throi
the local trails and working on our hill training at the Aurora v
tower. The lack of public school teams racing worked in
favour, as it allowed us to gain a higher profile with the local
clubs and University teams around Ontario. Our
participated in a number of high school races, as well as
Ontario Provincial championship race held at Duntrt
Highlands Nordic centre. For the first time in over a dozen ye;
St. Andrew's hosted the CIS Championship race at our i
training club at Hardwood Hills, and we were proud to b
home both the Junior and Senior Boys Team Trophies for 20
Our team members gave a solid effort throughout the train
season, whether working out in the Cadet range afterschool
training on snow at Hardwood Hills. As usual, our first yearski
equaled the number of veteran skiers on the
Nevertheless, our team raised the bar to the highest level e\
with members competing at local club races, Ontario Cup rac
and Provincial biathlon races. Andrew Ladouceur led Biath
Team Ontano at the national championships at Val Cart
Quebec and just last week, Austin Valjas raced at the Canad
Nordic Championship races in Whistler SC. This season
saw many exemplary young men pursue excellence throi
the Nordic ski program. Our Junior Team Champions consis
of first year skiers Liam Smith, and Inigo Elizundia alongs
veteran skiers Ben Kastelyanets, Logan Ward and Au
Valjas. Our Senior team consisted of first year skiers Jacob ¥
and Tobias DIeckmann, alongside veteran skiers Ben Harris
John Joseph Mitchell and Scott Wood. Veterans and newsk
alike gave their full effort to achieve championship r
season. We would like to recognize our graduating stud
Scott Wood and Team Captain John Joseph Mitchell,
lads were the heart of the team and provided unbeliev^
leadership. We will certainly miss you both.. AK & BM
/
it Row: Dr. David Joiner Esq., Felix Wong, Thomas Sinclair, Aaron DeGagne, Michael Chiang (Boys
)), Mrs. Melissa Ramon Esq.
ond Row : Brandon Coverdale (Open Skip), Dong-Geun Cho, Joel Lat, Jordan Brown, Angus Lee
sing: Zakir Virani, Nicholas Chow
r's curling Saints began tine year with great promise. Botti line Boys and Open division teams saw t
players come bacl< to fill their ranks. In fact, we only welcomed two new curlers to the sport this
lile both those new curlers became contributors to the team in their turn, it was the hard work and
in of the veterans and their willingness to embrace some new and sometimes unorthodox coaching
that made the season such an ovenwhelming success.
AA pre-season bonspiel gave us a good look at the competition, and an opportunity to give the
jps a try before beginning regular season play. Your Saints played well, and brought home every
hardware available to them, including the top two skills competition teams, and 1st and second
'erall. It's the fourth consecutive win for St. Andrew's at the opening bonspiel.
CISAA league play, we were the dominant force in both divisions, with both teams going undefeated
sason (rink Chiang had a perfect record). Although it seemed like completing a perfect season by
the final CISAA bonspiel should be easy, I had been overconfident before in this situation, and
at it can all fall apart in the CISAA finals. Despite a set of final games that kept both coaches
, and pacing the floor, your curling Saints captured CISAA gold in both divisions, a feat that has
accomplished by any other school to-date!
CISAA gold medals confidently around their necks, our Boys division team of Michael Chiang,
eGagne, Felix Wong, Jordan Brown and Brandon Coverdale as alternate looked ahead to the
championship in Ottawa. Once again, based on our league record, we were placed in a very
ive pool, with the eventual second and third place teams in the province. It was another lesson in
but an excellent chance to get out on the ice with the best in Ontario. Our curlers will most likely
0 watch the Briar some day and say that they hung in tough with the best in Canada. As in previous
:ompetitions, our goal was to win more ends than ever before, a goal that we were able to surpass,
nts displayed great sportsmanship, played with conviction and lost with grace, winning the respect
es, officials and players from other schools and we are incredibly proud of their accomplishment!
Battlefield
's Tour
The trip was once again a huge success. We began in
Normandy, combing through countryside where the l<ey battles
of the summer of 1944 took place. We visited the American
Cemetery at Colville, had dinner in Le Mesnil Patry with some
townspeople who were liberated by the Canadians and we paid
homage to those lost in battle in a candlelight service at the
Canadian War Cemetery at Beny Sur Mer.
From there we ventured north into Belgium where we toured the
sacred sites of Ypres. During the Menin Gate ceremony (which
occurs daily), Joseph Shields '15 was asked to pipe the lament
for approximately 2,000 people. This was a significant
undertaking and he earned many compliments from the
onlookers.
We then moved in the Somme area where we toured the
trenches of Beaumont Hamel, the site of the Newfoundland
Regiment's fight on July 1 , 1916. From there, we finished the
tour at the most famous Canadian site, Vimy Ridge. This was an
extraordinary way to finish a glorious tour.
This trip remains significant because the young Andreans who
take this tour gain an understanding of the finality of war and the
idea of Remembrance. And, for the young men who have gone
on the Tour and the 23 who ventured forth this year, they will
work hard to uphold the motto of the #142 St. Andrew's College
j^and Cadet Corps. PS
mM
First Row: Hunter Robertson, Bernardo Zavalva, Kevin Leslie, Mario Chiodo, Jolin-Joseph IVIitchell, Walid Siyam,
Jeffery Banwell, Seth Noris, Justin Ford, Bo Zhang, Jose Artigas
Second Row: IVlac Baker, Will Pidduck, Alexander Auger, Jacob King, Jin Hyunk Yu, Michael Mardini, Scott Wood,
Duncan Robertson, Seijin Park, Cole Sopic.
Third Row: Mr. Greg Shields Esq., Young Woo Jin, Sam Salomon, Khiari Lespere, Gerardo Gadsden Gonzalez, Jacob
Kearly, Brandon Beniot, Rahim Ladak,, Galium Green, Fraser Sopic, Mr. Jon Butcher Esq.
IVIissing: Ali Aboozadeh, Edward Essue, Lucas Hussey (Manager), Steph Koutsoukis (therapi;
at a season!
CMS National tournament was hosted on Vancouver Island by Shawnigan Lake school. In steady
, against all expectations, and with only 14 players standing by the end of the final, we came away
I the silver medal and a great experience.
uming home to a very tough CISAA league we finished tied for 1st place having lost only a squeaker
CS, we then fought our way past UCC to an amazing CISAA Final against TCS.
I may recall me gushing over the fantastic game we played to win last year's CISAA championship -
ime we were never supposed to win, but did win because of great defence. This season was in
le ways even better: We knew we had the better offense - a spectacularly mobile pack, and the
est set of backs in the league, and a very strong defense, but we also knew that ICS's defense was
n better than ours. Unsurprisingly, the finals were one of the closest and most intense games rugby
ever seen. Tied at 8 a-piece with 15 minutes to go and with a strong wind in ICS's favour, we
laged to keep the ball in the ICS half for the final 15 minutes. Every time ICS got it they would kick
)wnfield, only to see Mac Baker and Justin Ford return the punt back to the ICS half where we
lid work it back up to their 22. With just 3 minutes left ICS finally gave up a penalty about 30 m out.
kick into the stiff wind was a 50-50 prospect at best, but in the end championships are won when
r best players play at their best. In this game everyone did, including Mac Baker who drove that kick
ight through the uprights for the win and a glorious back-to-back championship for 1 7 of our players.
> team was my favourite in 24 years of coaching. Hard working, positive, supportive, and very
nted. Ihey are proof that nice guys do not finish last, when they work hard, they finish first. JB & GS
First Row: Mohamed Alghamdi, Andrew Mackin, Liam Joiner (capt), Ben Thompson, Joseph Shields
Second Row: Arthur Chiu, Eliott Aimuina Pica, Victor Reshetnikov, Aadam Ali, Cayne Lander
Third Row: Mr. Stuart Swan Esq., Owen Luo, Daniel Paspalofski, Ahmed Izzeldin, Nathan Lee, Mr
Jamie Inglis Esq.
Last Row: Victor Said Ramos, Inigo Elizundia, Eugenio Olovich Simon, Pedro Ozores
j14 Rugby team
challenging
)n: for the first
ve were split
:heU13's and
der grade 8's
sent up to play
Nevertheless
am endeavored
rn the game,
ome fears of
I the ball into
ct and
standing
Dns on the field,
(s to all the
for always
g fun and being
)portive of each
even when we
found ourselves
game after
■ AK & LP
First Row: Mr. John Clements (Coach), Dalton Lehman, Karim Libien Abouzaid, Saajan Sethi, Sebastian Giorgio.
Mario Vazquez. Mark Polemediotis
Second Row: Tyler Thomas, Connor LeClaire, Wells Karabin, Emiliano Ventosa Pacheco, Johnny Yu, Michael Lakkotrypis,
Mr. Adam Kowalchuk Esq.
Third Row: Josh Dunn, Greg Vovtchenko, Stathi Douramakos, Ben Zhu, Greg Hoogers, Cooper Scullion-Smeenk.
Tarun Sethi
Missing: William Wang , Daniel Kim, Mr. Lawrence DeMello Esc
L/73 Rugby
Front Row: Mr.Terry Prezens Esq., Sean Denton, Jacob Crocker, Sterling Cochran, Ben van Eeden, Aidan Bradley,
Jacky Quo, Ms.Samantha Scheepers Esq.
Second Row: Thomas Childerhose, Riley Jackson, James Muenzenberger, Hashim Baloch, Peter Wu, Jack Davies
The U13 rugby team's season can be characterized as
one of perseverance and resiliency. Our team, comprised
of mainly grade 6's was pitted against teams much larger
and faster. Where UCC is finding all these 160 pound, 12
year olds, is beyond the coaches. While we had some
tough losses, what always emerged was an enthusiasm
for the game and a desire to keep playing. In our first
jw^tournament at UCC, we had four players sustain injuries
^^which took them out of the game, but we still managed to
finish the match one man short. They continue to remind
|||us coaches what sportsmanship is all about. At the CISAA
l^-^finals, the refs and opposing coaches commented how our
^' ^boys were playing "good rugby," and we hope to build on
the great tries and tackles we had seen this season to
improve next year. For making great progress with his
tackling, not to mention the ever-present smile on his face,
this season's MIP is Thomas Childerhose. This season's
MVP, goes to our top scorer, and most fearless player,
Peter Wu. TP & SS
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i
Peter Wu
9
farsity Bcidwinton
It Row: Gary Zhou, Edric Wong, Rex Liu, Billy Wu, Andre Chan,
am Qui, Jack Park, Eddie He
ond Row: Henry Hsieh, Evan Moon, Field Tian, Jason Zhang,
Joo, Jae Woo Kang, Douglas Lee
sing: Mr. Marke Jones Esq.
Today we celebrate the success of our season,
say good-bye to our graduating players, and
look optimistically towards next year. As for
most worthwhile pursuits, success demands
dedication, discipline, focus, and complete
commitment. Clearly the focus of our season is
on preparing for the CISAA Championship.
Fluanting our season record - as good as it was
- would be unduly pretentious because the skill
level in our league is so diverse. Year in. year
out, our true competition comes from the likes
of UCC, RSGC, SMC, CS, and DLS.
Last week, 16 schools sent teams to the CISAA
Championship tournament at Number College.
Each team fields 3 singles players and 2
doubles teams. Both individual and team
awards are up for grabs. I would be remiss if I
did not acknowledge that we had a great draw.
We could see that if everybody brought their A-
game, all of our players could make to the final
round. That is exactly what happened. When
the dust settled, the individual medal count was
as follows:
Andre Chan; #1 Singles Player - Gold
Henry Hsieh; #2 Singles Player - 3rd place
Field Tian; #3 Singles Player - Silver
Jae Woo Kang & Douglas Lee #1 Double Team
- Silver
Jason Zhang & Edric Wong #2 Doubles Team -
Silver
For the overall team championship, points are
awarded based on a players final standing. In
the end SAC and UCC had 63 points each. We
share the CISAA Championship with UCC.
A special thanks to our development players.
Gary Zhou, Eric Joo, Eddie He, Rex Liu, and
graduating players William Qiu, Evan Moon,
and Jack Park. MJ
U16 Badminton
i
I could spend the next two minutes tryi
to come up with funny one-liners ab
what we did this year, but then I decid
nah, what happens at U16 Badmint
stays at U16 Badminton.
Once the team's persistent fear
goggles was conquered, we began
focus our attention on the CISSA fin;
We had a pretty good record through
the season, winning some match-i
handily so went in to the tourname
relatively confident that we'd walk aw,
with some medals; and we did. Silv
medal winners include: First Double
Justin Lee and Mark Chan, Third SingI
Tiger Xu and First Singles Keven Chor
Our Second Singles team of Andrt
Crawford and Yan Xu fought hard a
took home a gold medal each. All the
medals gave us a second place fin
overall. PT
Front Row: JiSang Jeon, Gordon Xiong, Ryan Shin, Mark Chan, Andy Park
Back Row: Tiger Xu, Yan Xu, Andrew Crawford, Kevin Chong, Justin Lee,
Mr. Paul Totera Esq.
U14 Badminton
U14 Badminton team had
:cessful season this term,
boys always played their
earning a record of 5-4.
entered CISAA with
dence and it definitely
^ed on the courts. The boys
3d off strong, but in the end
played more games than
were used and eventually
ome steam. One player did
ven break a sweat and won
/ single game he played,
e he placed 1st in first
9S. Congratulations to Kyle
1. Overall the boys placed
an achievement they
Id all be proud of. DJ
4
■
Back Row: Kevin Kuan, Tony Sul, Randy Lee, Chad Li, Leo Li
Middle Row: Trew Morris, Baron Liu, Jeffery Chen, Justin Lynn, Sean Lindsay, Mr. Dennis Jumaquio Esq.
Front Row: Andrew Boland, Branson Johnson, Kyle Chen, Rickie Tang , Joseph Yazdani, Ryan Sutherland-Pace
First Row : Evan Sheridan, Nicl< Bell, Jacon LaBrier, Russell Cheng, Jack Little, Alex Oushalkas, Matthew Leroy, Mr. Chris Papalia Esq.
Second Row: Mr. Len Gurr Esq,. Joey Bruccoleri, Will Merkel, Linden Sturrock, Graydon Gardner, Austin Hassani, Connor Ritchie. Mr. Trevor Biasi Esq
Third Row: Matthew Graham, Jack MacDonald, Graeme Allison, Erik Kimmerer, Thomas Little, Justin McNamara, Christian Settino (Manager)
The baseball team entered 2013 with high hopes. Buoyed by the addition of the most intense coach at St. Andrew's College, Mr.
Papalia, and his years of college playing experience, we were ready to tackle the season. The year started with lots of practices in the
Summer 365 facility and a bunch of rainouts reducing our 17 game schedule to 10.
When the season started at TCS's showcase tournament, we were looking pretty good. We won our season opener against Ashbury,
26-0 and thought, "hey, we're pretty good". In our second game we were beaten 1 1-7 by King City, and we thought, "hey, we're not as
good as we thought this morning." We regrouped the next day and won the bronze medal.
Later, we avenged our loss to King City with a clutch 5-3 win in our own Tournament. We then closed out the season with a win and
defeated Trinity College 5-2 in the league semi-final to earn a place in the CISAA championship vs our old nemesis, St. Mike's. This
story does not, however, have a fairy tale ending and we lost the final to St. Mike's who will go on a represent our league at OFSAA.
Two noteworthy stories involve Mr. Papalia and Jake LaBrier.
1 .In an early season game vs King City, we were down by a few runs (okay more than a few) and a King City player tried to stretch a
double into a triple. This runs contrary to baseball etiquette. When the throw came to 3rd in plenty of time, I heard Mr. Papalia say to
himself with much intensity, "Tag him in the face". Mr. Gurr and I said, "what did you say?" And he turned to us and said, "that was a
greedy play. You know what happens to greedy players? They get tagged in the face!" He was just kidding. ..I think....
2. An equally funny moment came when Jake LaBrier was attempting to become the first player to hit one out of our beautiful new
diamond. Lots of games so far, and zero homers. Well Jake was at the plate, and he hit a towering moonshot to left. I mean it was up
there. Apparently, Jake thought it was a homer too. He flipped his bat and started the slow trot to first with a grin on his face. You can
imagine his horror when he was 10 feet away from the plate, walking to first, when the ball hit the fence in the air and stayed in the park.
The very next thing I heard was Paps yelling "run". Needless to say, Jake ran the rest of the way to first base and earned the longest
single in the history of baseball.
MIP - our MIP continues to develop into a dominant force for the team. In fact by the end of the season he was a regular starter in the
lineup and actually started the championship game for us. The best part for us is that he's in grade 10. Austin Hassani.
MVP - our MVP has been with the club for 4 years and he saved his best performances for the last two games of the season when it
mattered the most. In the semi-final, he went 2 for 3 while throwing 5 innings of two-hit ball. In the final he was unavailable to pitch but
had another solid day at the plate and made some great defensive plays. Our MVP is Erik Kimmerer. TB & LG
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The U14 Softball team had another tremendous regular season, ending in a I
way tie for 2nd place with UCC and Crescent. The boys played really well during ci
short season and Impressed the coaches with their skill development, their positiv'
and eager attitudes, and their overall love for the sport. We were very fortunate to!
have Mr. Hanson join our team this year for his final coaching experience at SAC
before his retirement. The boys and I were really disappointed not to have Coach
Walden standing at first base, but were all thrilled to hear that Mr. Hanson had
decided to coach a third term. He was no longer just our mascot and biggest fan •
showed up to most games and practices, and was a positive addition to the team.
First Row: Macleod Houghton, Brayden Byers, Arnoldo Lanzarin, Andrew Hoogers, Will McHenry,
Nicholas Badali, Mr. Mike Hanson Esq.
Second Row: Matthew Medhurst, Daniel Panzures, Alejandro Elizondo, Guillermo Rumbaut,
Filip Grantcharov, Luca Zadra Missing: Mrs Randi Bernrian Esq.
The first ever U12 Softball team took to the field this spring full of energy and eager to
yplay ball! Despite the setbacks that the weather provided, the team member's spirits were
[never dampened. The boys played well all season and continued to improve their skills.
iMany of them proved to be diverse players, as they were called upon to fill different
I positions. Although we were winless this season, we learned a lot of valuable lessons that
will help us prepare for next year, and hopefully have a chance at redemption against our
I rivals at UCC. Mrs. Rose-Donahoe and I would like to thank the entire team for a great
[season. It was a lot of fun working with this spirited group of young athletes. NIVI
First Row: Dillon Appelbe, Jack Kensit, Chris Y, Patrick Leclaire, Christian D'Alessandro
Second Row: Ms.Natalie McNair Esq, Ryan Lindsay, Samir Khaki, Bill Starke, Alexei
Lisin, Mrs. Rose-Donahoe Esq.
iThird Row: Brendan Dilworth, Marshall Moore, Joshua Osborne, Andy Han
Varsity Tlnek
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saac justine , Hollis Mackenzie, Abraham Ibrahim IVloustafa, Devon Walters, Angelis Prattas, Brandon Cercone, Jeremy Chow, Matthew Galajda,
snzie, Matthew Tse, Adrian Goyo
«: Matthew Trevisan Esq, Mark Mackey, Aaron Sum Jordan Carter, Liam Neuman, Adam Moodie, Austin Valjas, Brett Sterling, Ben Harrison, Jay Mackie,
ton, Ivan Kam, Andrew Jun, Mr. Nick Tsioros Esq.
Mr. David Galajda Esq, Tyler Walters, Quinton Gray, Roy Xu, Elliot Powers, Darien Arscott, Tyler Plummer, Kris Townsend, Mitchell Carter,
imi-Cole, Conrad Scullion-Smeek Missing: Mr. David Galajda Esq.
This year's Middle School track and
field season was highlighted by many
great individual performances, and
ram. Although the weather didn't
usually cooperate, our boys were
dedicated and attended regardless.
If there is one image that best
captures the season it is our team
practicing hurdles together, only
sometimes clearing them, while a
storm pelted them with hail and rain.
As always our boys made the best of
the situation, making sure to have fun
along the way.
The unique thing about track and field
is that every grade practices together.
We want to thank our grades 8's for
doing an exceptional job of helping
their peers master the skills
necessary to be successful. It was
great to see our grade 5's and 6's
interacting with and learning from the
older boys. We would also like to
thank Mr. Tsioros and Mr. Trevisan for
their help with the team. LS
First Row: Jake Iwai, Bryce Neil, Matthew Sun, William Shields, Aidan Walters, Alex Krylov, Callum MacPherson, Connor
Broekart, Michael Sun, Billy Sun, Osher Lee, Dorian Jones, Cole Nip
Second Row: Mrs. Lori Smith Esq, Steven Daher, Matteo Fina, Mikel Devlin, Ryan Collis, Eric Situ, Victor Lopez, BetoSii
Chns Liu, Hunter Appelbe, Jorge Chedraui, Julian Settino, Mr. Justin Chau Esq.
Third Row: Liam Ennis, Todd Tian, Quinton Cochran, Brandon St. Pierre, Robert Wang, Byron Mawaya, Melvin Maroon,
Asgari, Andrew Currie, Conor Woodroffe, Brandon Wang, Christopher Leung Missing: Mr. Jeff LaForge Esq.
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Front Row: Mr. Paul Bedard Esq., Alex Seto, Ken Zheng, Justin Wong, West Ochocinski
Aidan Calverley, Mr Trevor Redvers.
Back Row: Alex Solorzano, Mac Mcintosh, Krisztian Fockter, Jason Graham, Victor Li,
George Giuciureanu
jr an incredibly difficult tryout period -
ther Nature would not co-operate, the
sity squad was finally established the
' before our first match. The team
jhed 4 and 2 in the regular season,
ng into the final tournament, SAC was
ided 6th. Playing with the youngest
lad in the tournament, our team rallied to
5h 4th, in a CISAA championship that all
coaches agreed featured the strongest
:l in many years. Congrats to a great
formance overall. We are looking
vard to having most of the team back
:t year!
m going to cut Trevor off here so as to
ognize the graduating players who were
only good players, but class acts on and
the court. A personal thank you to Justin
'ng, West Ochocinski, Mac Mcintosh and
X Seto. PB
U16 Tennis
What a beautiful day today is! On days s
today, I can't think of anything more iu
being on a tennis court and hit a few tenni
around.
Unfortunately the weather was not so kind
last two months, when unusually wet ar
days were the norm. I mention this becau
much of the season, we practiced and phi
less than ideal weather, with temperaturei
in single digits. Yet everyone on the tea
there and never complained, as we can
with drills and games in the hope of im|
our game. I appreciate the dedication
and I think it reflects a great deal of strern
character.
This IS one of the most talented teams
ever coached. We get stronger every yf
the problem is, so does everyone else.
Competing at the U16 level is very chall'
As a tennis team we are very much a
power. Out of 8 teams in our league,
comfortably in the middle.
Tennis is a hard game, where there's a hi
between the strongest teams and the wi
For example, we beat Bayview Glen byj
of 5-0, yet Appleby College will beat us 3
UCC will beat them 5-0.
We finished the season ranked #2 in ourdj
and we played in the championship and 9
fourth out of 8 teams, which is a respl!
result. '
One of my fondest memories of the sea^,
playing at Ridley College, on what waa;
the first beautiful days of spring. It was wa
sunny, and perfect for tennis. I
On that day, Jurgen Jentsch, playing at
down 7-3. Somehow, he managed to cor
and tie the match at 7-7 before going a
win It 8-7 in the tie-breaker. That was or
best comebacks I have ever seen! TP \
Varsity Lacrosse
Front Row: Keaton Ward, Ryan Shotbolt, Connor Rowntree, Burke White, Nicholas Whitelaw, Nicl< Fournier, Jonathan McConnell,
Curtis Harvey, Devon de Langley, Jack O'Neil.
Second Row: Austin Pugliese, Chance Rodin, C. J. Sifton, Dylan Sikura, Adam Darvay- Canavor, Reese Foegele, Zac Masson, Taylor PiliJ
Bryce Johnson, Cam McArthur, Andrew Begg.
Third Row: Mr. Joel Morrissey Esq, Darren Iwai, John Buchan, Logan Ward, David O'Connor, Bowen Reid, Riley Fischer, Jack Turner,
Branden Fennell, Mr. Greg Reid Esq.
Last spring when the 2012 lacrosse team finished the season winning the OFSAA Bronze Medal at the A/AA tournament in Peterborough|
were very pleased with our results - and then as always, the worrying begins about next year! Once again we had graduated some outstan
players and would have some big shoes to fill - Like Jamal's size 15's! On top of that we'd crossed the OFSAA magic cut-off between AAj
AAA because we had 456 boys in the upper school last year. This would force us to play AAA/AAAA this spring for one year. With 18 senij
the season proved to be a juggling act to keep all players engaged with meaningful roles and playing time, while still being able to developl
younger players to take over the starting roles the following season. At our tryouts in January it became evident there would be no surprj
with this team. With three players quitting the team from last year's roster, and no new players in grades 10-12, the team would continu
build from within. Of our 14 new grade 9 players, 12 of them had come from our own U14 team under the tutelage of Mr. Cowell
Chadsey; with the other two being new boys Cam Vallardo and Eric Lowry. The team had 2 expectations going into this season: One hunc|
percent effort on and off the field - which we shortened to. . . "HUNDO"; and the second is GOLD - both CISAA and OFSAA. Our season be
with training camp on the last weekend of the March Break in the Bedard Gym due to cold temperatures and lingering snow. After somei
exhibition games, the team headed off to Columbus, Ohio for the Annual Wildcat Classic tournament in which the Saints finished secon
Peter's Township from Pittsburgh. While in town, the team visited Ohio State University and saw the Buckeyes take on the Hobart Statesn
The following weekend the JV and Varsity teams headed to Pittsburgh for a pair of games and a tour of Robert Morris University, and to!
the Colonials take on St. Mary's in NCAA Dl lacrosse action. Back home we hosted our annual 4 team early bird tournament in which we finisii
second, followed by our annual 8 team Championship tournament which we won in exciting fashion 9-8 over Assumption from Brantford.
last tournament was at Trent University where although we went undefeated, we finished second due to the tournament's Goal differentici
breaker. In the CISAA we won a nail-biter 9-6 over UCC in the semi's to earn the right to attend OFSAA and to take on SMC for the CIJ
Championship. The championship game was hard fought and could have gone either way with the Saints hitting several posts late in the
In the end, despite our "HUNDO PLUS" effort, SMC. prevailed 8-6. Over the course of 24 games, the boys have put together a fantastic i
so far. The season finishes off this coming Monday and Tuesday as we head to Oshawa for the AAA/AAAA OFSAA Championship in '
we are seeded 5th out of 16 teams and will take on Msr. Paul Dwyer, Bill Crothers and Malvern Collegiate. To the graduating play^
congratulations on your SAC lacrosse careers and thank you for you hard work and dedication to the team GR
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JV Lacrosse
Back Row: Aidan Link, Cole Chapman, Jamie Finlay, Julian Smith-Voudouris, John Buchan, Will Ashton, Sachit Dhiman, Kyle Hunter.
f\ Gavin Fox, Eric Lowry, Cam Vallardo, Tyler Sifton
Front Row: Joel Morrissey, Esq. (Head Coach), Sam Harding, Adam Sinclair, Darren Iwai, Riley Fischer, David O'Connor (Capt.),
Logan Ward (Capt.), Bowen Reid (Capt.), Griffin James, Drake Porter, Jack Turner, Matthew lezzi, Greg Reid, Esq. (Assist. Coach)
Back Row: John Musgrave, Callum Murphy, Oh Harris, Nik Seidel, Jon Malowney, Will Sirman, John Hopkmson Jr., JP Schnabel
Middle Row: Mr. F. Cowell Esq., Brady Reid, Owen Laffey , Coulson Link, Connor Sleeth, Matt Brenzel, Lucas LaBner, Andrew Jeffrey , Daniel Cheung, Mr. M. Chadsey Esq.
Front Row: Sam Ashton, Evan Fox , Nolan Michelberger, Dylan Cowell, Patrick Turner, Nathan Chadsey, Chris Poropat, Spence Berman, Justin Cheung
This year for U14 lax saw a jump in the
number of interested players. We
decided to keep 26 players which
included 1 gr 5, 6 gr. 6's, 7, gr. 7's, and
1 2 gr. 8's, of which only 7 were returning
players. That also included 5 three year
players and an impressive 8 players who
are currently playing for the Newmarket
Redbirds Field Lacrosse organization.
Despite a 0-7 record, we scored 33 goals
and had several hat tricks, first time goals
and assists. Several games crept away
from us through simple inexperience.
And although not every player saw the
amount of time on the field that they may
have liked to have had, everyone saw
game experience and we are looking
forward to next year. Everyone now has
game experience and has a better
understanding of the game and its
complexities. We graduate 12 players:
Matt Brenzel, Dan Cheung, Dylan
Cowell. Oli Harris. Andrew Jeffery, Jon
Malowney, Callum Murphy, John
Musgrave, Nik Seidel, Will Sirman,
Connor Sleeth. and Patrick Turner. I
hope all of you go out for the JV squad
next year. And this might be the best time
to advertise a new opening for a goalie
a anyone interested in having a hard
rubber ball thrown at you? We are taking
candidates for next year! FC & MC
>en\orGoJft
nior Golf team had a wonderful
. Two of the four Individual
representing our league went to
I. Marc Gallo and Mat Durisln.
icond place finishes, one third
lish and a fifth place rounded out
3ue play.
:hamplonshlp we won thi
We lost to St. Mike's by 8:
live.
P for the year Is Mat Durlsin who
3d 81.75 over the course of the
, an Improvement of 4.5 strokes,
shed the season with a score of
g for 3rd lowest score with his
player Jackson Redmond. Mat
/ qualified at Red Crest to play at
Ontario Men's Amateur
ionship to be held later this
/arsity Triathlon
After our season rebuild in 2012, where we managed to lose all but one game, in 2013 we were victorious in all I:
our very first game - a humbling experience against a TCS team who'd freshly returned from a pre-season tour'
Bermuda. To our credit, we avenged that loss two weeks later with a convincing 84 run victory, 87 of those m
contributed by returning guest powerhouse, William White.
Our 3rd match was a real nail-baiter against UCC. Missing 5 key players, we only managed 53 runs. UCC, witit
batters left, looked good to beat us late in the game before our bowlers overwhelmed them, squeaking out a narrjf
two-run win. Last weekend, we finally put all our hard work of technical learning into practice, easily beating UCC. ili
only gave up 3 wickets before passing their score of 68, earning league co-champion honours with TCS. it was Faheer'i
second game in a row where he stayed in over an hour, this time retiring with partner Dhruv as they took us over ,!
top. I
Even hough we hit far more runs last season, this year's difference was in the skill of our bowling. Our top bowler v|5
our co-captain and spinner Bobby, who took 1 0 wickets, allowing only 4.6 runs per. I
Cricket is very much alive at St. Andrew's. As one of the school's longest running sports (114 years . . . ) sacci/
managed to win the league crown once in its first 100 years, despite having as many as 7 teams at once playingj^
the school. Since 1999, paired down to all but one Varsity team, we've won or been co-champs 7 times, and 3 oui'<
the last 4 years. Not only did every player work hard in practice, this was easily our best group of supportive and posiljs
mates in my 13 years with the team. Every moment together was great fun and we'll all miss it over the summer. Ij^
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loch
Parker Boland
Sebastian Giorgi
Connor Iwai
Branson Johnson
Lucas La Brier
Dalton Lehman
Christopher Leun
Leo Li
Will McHenry
Pedro Ozores
Mark Polemidiotis
Saajan Sethi
Eric Situ
Todd Tian
Brandon Wang
Matthew Brenzel
Jeffery Chen
Stathi Douramakos
Alejandro bli'lfindo
Macleod Houghton
Michael tj&kkotrypis
Karim Libien
i Victor Lopez
Justin Lynn
Jon Malowney
J.P. Martin
Byron Ma
Jero
Nolan Roy
William Shields'
Patrick Turner '
Grade 9
Aadam Ali
Elliot Almuina Pica
Anuar Alum Canavati
Jose Pablo Anaya Villar
Will Ashton
Aidan Bertolas
John Buchan
Alex Carter
Joshua Cartel^
Cole Chapman
Russell Cheng
Arthur Chiu
Nicholas Chow
Andrew Crawford
Adamo D'angelo
Nicholas Daguiam
Sachit Dhiman
Jadyn Dragasevich
Jonathan Filipopoulos
Jamie Finlay
Jerod Forte
Gavin Fox
Grade Nine
Vitaly Godonoaga
Ryan Gold
ndon Gomes
d Gorodetsky
Brandon Haryott
Kyle Hunter
Jack Irwin
Ahmed Izzeldin
Ja
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Jl Sang Jeon
Benjamin Jiang
Isaack Justine
Jong Hoon Kim
Donald Kwok
Alec Kyle
Cayne Lander
Mikel Lanzagorta
Murillo
Cameron Lawrence
Nathan Lee
Jason Li
Weitao Li
Matthew Lim
Aidan Link
Artiom Lisin i
Grade Nine
Smith-V
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Julian Smith-Voudouris
Alex Solorzano Orozco
'Darrian Spampinato
Felix Tricio-Sesma
Grade Ten
Grade 1i
irade Eleven
t-ade Eleven
Sajjad Akbar
House: Smith
Years at SAC: Six
Athletics & Awards: Varsity Soccer (CISAA Champions)
Clubs & Positions Held:
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Community Service Hours: 70
William Allen
House: Ramsey
Years at SAC: Three
Athletics & Awards: Varsity Squash, Varsity Golf
Clubs & Positions Held: Business Consulting Club, Outreach Council, Middle School House Captain, McEwen Leadership Program,
Student Led Groups
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Band Leader
Community Service Hours: 43
Graeme Allison
House: Ramsey Years at SAC: Seven
Athletics & Awards: Varsity Squash, Varsity Baseball
Clubs & Positions Held: Prefect, Writing and Publication Council, SACtv, Middle School House Captair
Andrean Life Council
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Drum Sergeant (Warrant Officer), St. Andrew's College Pipes & Drums
(Lead Drummer) Community Service Hours: 16
Da wc/ Anderson
House: Laidlaw Years at SAC: Six
Athletics & Awards: Junior Varsity Soccer, Varsity Football, Varsity Golf (MIP)
Clubs & Positions Held: Andrean Life Council, Head of Academic Council
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Pipes and Drums Corporation (Sergeant)
Community Service Hours: 126
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Darien Arsoott
House: Flavelle Years at SAC: Two
Athletics & Awards: Varsity Football, Junior Varsity Basketball, Track and Field,
Addison Award
Community Service Hours: 187
Jose Antonio Artigas Pereznieto
Nicknames: Marcas, Jos-B
Comment: l spent 3 years at St. Andrew's College. I met people from many different countries, religions and cultures. I can say tfiere were times when I just wouldn't prefer
to be anywfiere else. But tfiere were otfier times ttiat I just wanted to leave and never come back. Overall i can proudly say that St. Andrew's changed me, and made me the
person I am right now. I can't say every experience was good, but we learn from bad experiences as well. I would never change SAC for another school, but I would never come
back. I want to thank all my friends that were with me all along those three years or most of them. Carlos Guraieb, Waleed Syiam, Gerardo Gadsden and Estanislao De la Torre;
without them it would have been unbearable. I would also like to thank Mr. And Mrs. Perrier whom guided me through good and bad decisions and finally the best teacher out
there. Mr. Papalia, finally I would like to thank my parents and grandparents whom made all of this possible. I made friendships that will last forever, I learned things that I will
always remember but most important of all, I grew as a person in ways that I didn't think were possible. To all my fellow mates remember: "All we have to decide is what to do
with the time that is given us."
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Da wdAsbury
Nicknames:Daniel Blueberry, Dasbury, The Kid
Activities & Accomplishments: Best nokia snake player in ontaho, 2nd highest overall academic average last year. Varsity band member since grade 9, Studi '
member, SLG leader for senior sciences
Comment: Being at the school since grade 6, I feel like I will miss the school a lot but for now I feel like I'm ready to move on. There will be a lot of nostalgia I hi
associated with the school, with strong memories like the Carol Service, Homecoming, or Music Fest nationals. I feel like a part of this school will never leave nresP
my readiness to say goodbye, and I would like to thank all my teachers and the faculty of the school for providing such a developmental educational experiencejWU
also like to thank my parents for allowing me to go to such a special place. i
\/a Ashoori
5: Oreo, Dj Persia, Prince, Wavy
i Accomplishments: President of Community Service Council, Captain of Laidlaw Company, JV Basketball
The first day at SAC, back in Grade 9, was filled with uncertainty. So many people I didn't know, I was skeptical of the workload, I had never heard of the term cadets
1 1 did not expect that sports and extra-curricular activities would consume my entire day. This busy, disciplined, fun and sometimes stressful environment has really
;ho I am today, a man, a complete man, a well-rounded citizen. This may sound cliche, but it is nothing far from the truth. The enormous competitiveness and
d in the school has really paved the way for my future and I am looking forward to applying it in my business career One day I will be back, to say thanks. As for now.
Mackenzie Baker
House: Laidlaw Years at SAC: Four
Athletics & Awards: Varsity Soccer, Varsity Rugby
Clubs & Positions Held: Andrean Life Council, Prefect
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Platoon Commander (Lieutenant), Laidlaw Company
Community Service Hours: 140
drew Begg
: Laidlaw Years at SAC: Seven
ics & Awards: Varsity Football, Varsity Lacrosse
& Positions Held: Laidlaw Head of House
Leadership/Cadet Roles: Pipes and Drums, Sergeant
lunity Service Hours: 158
Brandon Benoit
House: Smith Years at SAC: Two
Athletics & Awards: Varsity Football, Varsity Rugby, JV Basketball, 2012 Addison Award Winner
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Sergeant, Smith Company
Community Service Hours: 84
bert Bertani
I was very skeptical about attending St. Andrew's College. However, after spending four years at
lool I can say that it was all worth it. I met so many great people and made memories and
Bnces that will last me a lifetime. I feel that St. Andrew's College has brought me to my full potential
udent, athlete and devoted member of the community. I'd like to thank all my teachers and
lates for four great years.
Josepti Bruccoleri
Nicknames: Joe, Joey, Joseph, Josepi, Pepe. JB, JoBo
Activities & Accomplishments: First Baseball Captain, JV Soccer Goal Keeper, JV Hockey Manager, Head of Laidlaw House. Tuck Shop fvlanager. I^r. Kimmerer's best friend
Comment: After coming to St. Andrew's two years ago I have made friends that will be with me for the rest of my life. I have learned the true meaning of brotherhood. I didn't
realize until the end of the year that I had been taking this school for granted and there are so many things I will miss about SAC, Seeing the boys in the hallway and being able to
have a good laugh, having a close relationship with teachers where you can talk to them about anything.., 1 know that next year I will miss all these things about St. Andrew s. I
would like to thank my teachers and my peers for their ongoing support at this school along with University Counseling for their amazing work with all the boys this year. Also. I
would like to thank Mark Service for his support and motivation whenever I needed it. Most importantly, I would like to thank my parents. Christine and Tony for blessing me with
this amazing experience. I wouldn't have been able to pull through without them. I hope that all of us can keep in touch over the years and have a great time in university'!
ien Carnegie
irrier Years at SAC: 2
& Awards: JV Soccer, Varsity Fencing, Music Fest Excellence Award, Top 10: 6th place. Honors award. Headmasters Award,
ositlons held: Engineering Club, SACPras, and Music Council Member
dership/Cadet roles: Band Leader
ty Service Hours: 1 00
: My years at have been an excellent experience and I have learned many lessons. I will have many memories that I will always remember, such as travelling
Jon Olympics with my friends, and competing in the RoboCup tournament. I would personally like to thank all my teachers for such an amazing experience
ing such a great job for the time that I have been here!
Taylor Carnegie
Although I have only been at SAC for two years, I have been offered numerous opportunities helping r:
grow not only as an artist, but as a person. Although we move onward and leave high school behind, I :ei
the challenges we faced, and the teachers have successfully prepared me for the next stage of life. I k k
forward to keep In contact with those who made my years a rewarding experience. i
Donald Cars\Ne\\
House: Flavelle Years at SAC: Two
Athletics & Awards: Fencing (Gold Medal), Scholar
Clubs & Positions Held: Book Club (Leader)
Community Service Hours: 53
Extended French Certificate Recipient
Malcolm Carter
Nicknames: Tree
Activities & Accomplishments: Back to Back CISAA football championships, U17 Team Ontario sehl
and U19 Team Ontario select.
Comment: Keep working toward your goal and it will come true. Make sure to hang out with your friei.s
as much as you can during High School. j
Brandon Cercone
Although my two years here have gone by incredibly fast, I know that the boys I have met, memories I have made and qualities I've
been taught will last me a life time. I cannot begin to thank my parents enough for making the sacrifice sending me here. I know that
coming to St. Andrews has been the best decision of my life thus far, and will effect the decisions I make for the rest of my life. I'm
going to miss all the boys, and all the weekends with the boys, they have also taught me a lot. Coming from my hometown of Welland
Ontario, becoming a complete man seemed nearly impossible. However with the guidance of friends and faculty at SAC it was made
possible.
Dan/e/Chalifour
House: Memorial Years at SAC: Five
Athletics & Awards: Ron McMillan Trophy, Varsity Soccer
Clubs & Positions Held: Memorial Floor Captain
Community Service Hours: 98
Matthew Chan
Four years ago, I hated this place. So much has changed since then. In the face of adversity and challenge, I found courage. In the midst of toil and struggle, I forged resilience.
The experiences, the opportunities, and the people at St. Andrew's College have provided what I truly betieve to be my best possible outcome in the past tour years, I will
remember the tough times, the good times, the tun times, the bad times. The synchronized 'clack' of a cadet platoon, the misty winter surface of the swimming pool, the thrill of
arm-wrestling Mondays and Dilip's long-awaited triumph over Ibrahim, the long but fulfilling hours in C31 . These are only some of the memories that will never leave me, each
equal in its own regard.
So thank you, and goodbye, to this incredible school, to my persistent parents, to my outstanding teachers and inspiring coaches, to the friends I will cherish and the ones I will
forget. To my brothers: Dilip, Aaron, Ibrahim, Luc, Othman, Joel, David, YoungWoo, Graham, Justin, Kenny and Angus, thank you all for an amazing last year. I've learned a lot
from every single one of you, whether through your strengths or your flaws, through conversation or banter, through teaching or being taught, each of you has given me
something to take away. And to myself (in one year's time), I hope that you do not forget your old passions, that your love for writing, fighting and lifting still remains, but that you
have been unafraid to venture new paths, find new interests with which to occupy your time.
Michael Chiang
House: Sifton Years at SAC: Four
Athletics & Awards: Curling (MVP, CISAA Champions), Senior Cross Country (MIP), Track and Field
Clubs & Positions Held: Reach for the Top Club^ Conference of Independent Schools Music Festival, SACPrAs, Wir
Ensemble, String Ensemble, Clarinet Ensemble, SASSAW 2012
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Sifton Head of House, Student Led Groups, Writing and Publication Council (Editor-
of The Thistle), Wind Ensemble (Band Officer) Community Service Hours: 134
Chief (
irio Chiodo
Flavelle Years at SAC: Three
ics & Awards: Varsity Football (CISAA Champions, Team Captain) 2013 Addison Award, Varsity
& Positions Held: Flavelle Assistant Head of House, Admission Club
Leadership/Cadet Roles: Platoon Warrant Officer, Flavelle Company
lunity Service Hours: 88
Dong-Geun Cho
House: Ramsey Years at SAC: Six
Athletics & Awards: Schulich Leader
Clubs & Positions Held: Math Club, SACPrAs
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Thistle Production Team, Wind Ensemble (Section Leader)
Community Service Hours: 113
'am Darvay-Canavor
Perrier Years at SAC: Two
;s & Awards: Varsity Soccer, Varsity Lacrosse, U12 Hockey Student Coach Cadet Leadership Award CFB
t Positions Held: DECA, Investment Club, Economics and Political Issues Club, Andrean Life Council, Athletic Counci
eadership/Cadet Roles: Company Sergeant Major (Master Warrant Officer), Perrier Company
nity Service Hours: 42
Estanislao de la Torre Garcia
Attending St. Andrew's was truly a privilege and a lifetime opportunity. I would like to thank all the Andrean community for making
these years very special. In particular, I want to thank my parents for giving me this opportunity and for all their support, sacrifices,
and effort. I also want to thank my sister for all her support and understanding. In addition, I'd like to thank Mr. McHenry for his help
and for convincing my parents so that I could stay four years at SAC. Finally, to all my Andrean brothers: whenever you come to
Mexico give me a call.
von de Lang ley
!S: ©DevoSnipes, Dev, D-Man, Dingles, Dangles, Delang, Devo and Amy
& Accomplishments: 1st Lacrosse, 1st Floorball, JV Hockey, Prefect, MAC House Captain, Lieutenant of tvlemorial Company, Staff Cadet, Attiletic Council. Rez Life
/eight Room Moderator, Grade 1 1 Gym Award and 12 term scholar and merit pin recipient.
: When your grand-dad, 2 uncles, cousin and dad all attended Ridley College, it is sate to say that you are destined to go there as well. Although my family history
to have the misfortune to attend Ridlev, it was mv oldest brother who was smart enough to avoid making the r
I was going to have the misfortune to attend Ridley, it was my oldest brother who was smart ^
to St, Andrew's College, I had big shoes to till being the 3rd and youngest brother to attend SAC (especially
- ,o ti,„t 1 u,.. — , , , . . Langley. In response. I was elected Prete
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academic, athletic and extra-curricular opportunities that ypu just don't see anywhere else. The brotherhood on campus is merely a s
Andrean. I'm talking about the countless Friday and Saturday nights where the all the lads would fire it up. I would like to extend
^. . ^ . . same mistake,
hen we are all a year apart in age). The general
ect and Leiand wasn't, I beat both their lacrosse sconng
lly sad to be leaving St. Andrew's. I was blessed with
)n campus is merely a small portion of the comraderie that
^ , , o - - - - - p I would like to extend a special thank you to Graeme
1 Liam Neuman for providing a couch and blankets when I would come home being the loosest cannon in southern Ontario. I'm gonna miss my Ivlemohal House family,
ot 3 years Rory and all the boys who made my 4 years at SAC a life changing experience. Stay golden.
Ricardo De Sequel ra
Nicknames: Ricky, Randy
Activities & Accomplishments: Wind Ensemble, SASSAW trip to Tanzania, Tuck Shop Ivlanager
Comment: I can't believe that I'm already graduating. It feels just like yesterday that I was in my parents' car going up the dhveway for the first time on new boy orientation day
These have been some of best years of my life. I have made some great friends that will last a lifetime, and learned a lot about myself. From travelling to Tanzania this past
August to travelling to Ottawa and Chicago with the band, I have had some ot the greatest expenences of my life. One the proudest moments of my life was when I reached the
summit of Mount Kilimanjaro when I travelled on the SASSAW trip to Tanzania. I have been very fortunate that my parents are able and willing to send me to St. Andrew's and f
they had not sent me here, my high school experience would have been drastically different. I am eternally grateful for the sacnfices that they have made for me to go here.
iron DeGagne
'ih *'^'^°J"P'ishments: School prefect; MacDonald House Captain; President of DECA, Food Drive Association and the Investment Club: Co-President of
JD, rnember of the Community Sen/ice Council, Writing and Publication Council and Reach for the Top; McEwen program; Cadet Lieutenant; 1st Lacrosse
t-n' ih°"i^® ^^^^ °' Edinburgh Award, member of Intramural squash League; C.I. 8. A. A. curiing champion 2013
!rh ^fih >J^®',''r-y®^'^®' ' ^3^® Been fortunate to experience all that St. Andrews College has to offer. I'm definitely going to miss the many experiences unique
mrontc f Service, MacPherson tournament, cadet parade season, FOCUS festival, SpringSmash, inter-house boarding competitions etc. I would like to
n ufnJi 'Of, sacnficing so much so that I was able to attend this amazing school for four years and transform from a shy 14 year old to school student leader. I
si Thori° I 2012/2013 Prefects. I had an amazing time working with you throughout the year and 1 wish you the best of luck in your future
'hat maH '^^ ° '°° '^apy students and members of the SAC community to list here that nave made my time at SAC ' "
work you do at SAC
: special. Finally, I want to thank a few
enormous positive impact on my time at SAC; Mr. Chadsey, Mr. Stewart, Mr. Ludwig, Mr. Rush, Mrs. Ramon and Dr. Joiner. Thank you so much
a
Jordan Dunin
Activities & Accomplishments: JV Hockey, Headmaster's Honour Roll
Comment: I would like to thank my mom, dad, sister, family members, dog, horses, donkey, cow, minij
horses and cats for sending me to such a great learning establishment for the fundamentals of learninq
SAC is the school that I chose to go to not just because of the academics and athletics, but because ol'ie
atmosphere that the school creates. I have lost and found many friends along my travels within
St. Andrew's College and these friendships are what make SAC not an ordinary place.
Mathew Durisin
House: Smith Years at SAC: Four
Athletics & Awards: Junior Varsity Basketball, Varsity Golf
Clubs & Positions Held: Reach for the Top, Entrepreneurship Club
Community Service Hours: 55
Humza Elahi
Hard to believe I'm finally graduating. I still remember my first couple of days at SAC, being a new boy at MacDonald house anc II. 1
was your typical, super shy guy who would try his best to avoid everyone and instead, spend the night on his laptop. ..Who am I
kidding, I am still basically the same guy I was four years ago. Either way, I'm happy and glad I spent my high school at SAC. 1':
met some great people over the years, trom students to teachers, and I wouldn't trade these couple of years for anything in the i)rld.
As I'm ready to move on to the next chapter of my life, I'd just like to thank a couple of people in addition to all my teachers and i
friends over the years: Senor Numa (for being one of my best buds even after almost failing his course two years in a row), Mr.
Prezens (for taking me under his wing after I was kicked from T's advisory), "The Dogs" (you know who you are., ' — '
(for taking care of me throughout my years at SAC and getting me througn some tough times).
Its been a great time and I couldn't ask for anything more.
and Mr. Ranin
James Elder
House: Flavelle Years at SAC: Two
Athletics & Awards: Scholar
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Sergeant, Flavelle Company
Community Service Hours: 40
Buban Firoz
Nicknames: Nator, Boobs
Activities & Accomplishments: Won CISAA with SAC Cricket, Won Triple Gold with Wind Ensemble 7 times, Played at Olympics, Bass Section Leader
Comment: I can say without a doubt these last four years at St. Andrews College have been the best of my life. These last four years 1 have met many remarkable peop lad
amazing experiences, and really evolved from being a kid to a young adult. I didn't see St. Andrews College as just a high-school, but rather a second home. Every morn held
new lessons, experiences, and laughs. I grew exponentially as a musician, culminating with a performance at the London 2012 Olympics. I grew as an athlete, winning C
with Varsity Cricket in my first year. I grew in character as well, learning what loyalty to my brothers truly meant and what it meant to be a well-rounded citizen.
I'd like to give a shout-out to those in the TSAEF (you know who you are!) because without you guys these last four years wouldn't have been as much fun. Finally, I'd llkj)
thank my entire family and especially my wonderful parents who allowed me to come to SAC and put up with long hours and early mornings without complaint. j
Reese Foegele
House: Smith Years atSAC: Seven
Athletics & Awards: JV Hockey (MVP), Varsity Lacrosse
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Smith Company
Community Service Hours: 72
Justin Ford
House: Perrier Years at SAC: Five
Athletics & Awards: JV Soccer, Varsity Rugby
Clubs & Positions Held: 'Ernst' in Spring Awakening (201 1) and 'Custis' in Crazy for You (201
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Platoon Commander (Lieutenant), Perrier Company
Community Service Hours: 292
cholas Fournier
se: Sifton Years at SAC: Two
etics & Awards: Varsity Lacrosse (Goalie)
»r Leadership/Cadet Roles: Staff Cadet, Sifton Company
imunity Service Hours: 55
Gerardo Gadsden Gonzalez
House: Memorial Years at SAC: Two
Athletics & Awards: Varsity Rugby (CMS Champions, CISAA Champions), Varsity Swimming MIP
(CISAA 200m Freestyle Relay First Place, CISAA 200m Medley Relay First Place, OFSSA 200m Freestyle
Relay First Place, 2013 OFSSA 200m Medley Relay First Place)
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Memorial Floor Captain
Community Service Hours: 26
arc Gallo
e: Ramsey Years at SAC: Six
tics & Awards: Varsity Golf (Captain, MVP), Scholar
» & Positions Held: Andrean Life Council
r Leadership/Cadet Roles: Platinum Star Sergeant
nunity Service Hours: 93
Pefer God ber
Nicknames: Big IVIeecii, Tiie Godber Train, Pancal<es
Activities & Accomplishments: 1st football, JV basketball, Football team captain, Football MVP, Addison award winner
Comment: It's amazing wiiat 3 years ot hard work can do for you. I've hiad so many great memories iiere. Sfiout out to tfie Flavelle crew; Ciiudo. D-Train. Khi-ktii. Little tiunts.
Chuddy, Tebow, Jimmy, Rocks, Snaps, J-mac, Labs, and Roily. Quad football, late night scares, cards, silent library, and calf slaps. Shout of to the ISOOIbs crew lead by fat kid at
heart, Len Gurr. Shout out to the Jv bailers, can you say dynasty? It's been an amazing 3 years here, honored to win back to Back CISAA championships, go to the metro bowl,
and make the playoffs in JV ball. Big thanks to Coach Carroll, Coach Gurr, and Mr. Stewart. I've been very fortunate to have been able to attend St. Andrew's College and I want
to give a big thanks to my parents for all of the sacrifices they had to make to send me to this school. Go Saints! Go Owls!
atthew Gu'izzeXW
les: Guizzetti, Guz, Gazzettes, GusBus
s & Accomplishments: Pipes and Drums Bass Drummer, Best Cadet in Pipes and Drums, Soccer, Squash, Triathlon, Weight Training, ITI Committee
It: It's hard to believe that six short years ago I was a short, anxious new boy entering the doors of SAC as a student for the first time. Now. the journey has come to an
3een a long but amazing ride and I have enjoyed every minute of it. To my teachers, I would like to say thank you for always being there to offer a helping hand and
lout how we were all doing. To my friends, I'm happy to have met you all and we've all had great times together. I'm sure we will have more great times in the future. To
/, I would like to thank everyone for supporting me by coming out to my events and just for being there for anything. Last but not least, my parents, thank you for
ig you have done; from putting me through such an amazing school, to supporting me in anything and everything over the years. To all of my fellow grads, I say farewell
i luck. I will miss this place dearly. Dileas Gu Brath.
Fe//xHadasik
Early
House: Sifton Years at SAC: Two
Athletics & Awards: Varsity Soccer (CISAA Champions, CAIS Champions, OFSAA Silver Medal
Bird Tournament Champions)
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Sifton House Floor Captain, Staff Cadet Red Star - Master Corporal
Community Service Hours: 40
oencer Harris
ise: Smith Years at SAC: Seven
letics & Awards: Varsity Lacrosse, Junior Varsity Hockey
er Leadership/Cadet Roles: Sergeant, Smith Company
imunity Service Hours: 55
Curtis Harvey
Nickname: Harv, Harvey Dent, Dent, Dent show. One man two identities. Can he be trusted. Big Harv
Athletics & Awards: Varsity Hocl<ey, Varsity Football, Varsity Lacrosse, Varsity Floorball #8 for all sports, Flavelle Assistant Head of House, McDonald House Captain, Assis i
Captain Varsity Hockey, Have been known to touch ice on occasion.
Comment: I grew up in a small town called Keswick, more or less known for its hick qualities. There aren't to many success stories that make their way out of Keswick, but I v
one of them. I can't thank my parents enough for putting me through St. Andrew's, their countless efforts have allowed me to become the person 1 am today. I have been able no
on countless readies with boys of first hockey becoming both better hockey players and better friends, hours upon hours of Jones with boys, and of course the weekends withe
gents. As I grew, Keswick was my home, where all my friends were, where I played hockey, where my family was. Now I can proudly say that St. Andrew's and Aurora is nowi'
home. This is where I come to hang out with the lads, this where I played my hockey, and this is where I will continue to keep in touch with my friends for the rest of my life, i
Because of St. Andrew's I am able to do this. Going past this year, I go into my first year of Jr. "A" hockey with the Bronchiole Braves. I wish all the boys the very best and carLait
for the old boy reunions and pub nights to come. Cheers!!! "
Michael Hastings-Grgas
House: Perrier Years at SACTtwo
Athletics & Awards: Fencing (MVP, Captain)
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Sergeant
Community Service Hours: 41
Zain Hemani
It seems like just yesterday, I was sitting in Ketchum Auditorium for the Grade 7 New Boy Orientation. The last 6 years of my life flew by so quickly. It has been a great ride
life-changing experience to say the least. I feel extremely fortunate to have had the opportunity to attend such a great school. I would like to thank my parents for giving mi
opportunity and supporting me through my entire journey. This school is truly like no other. The memories and experiences 1 have collected over my time here, I will definit
cherish for the rest of my life. This includes winning back-to-back CISAA Championships and even participating in cadets every single Thursday. Although high school wa
fantastic time, I'm definitely looking fonward to the next chapter in my life and I plan to take everything I learned here at SAC into the real world. I would like to give a sped:
thanks to all my friends, my advisor: Mr. McCue, and teachers: Mr. Day, Mr. Manning, Ms. Jakubovic, Mr. Ludwig and even my Middle School advisor, Ms. Denwin for mak
SAC that much better.
Adam Henriques
House: iViemorial Years at SAC: Three
Athletics & Awards: Junior Varsity Basl<etball
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Sergeant, Memorial Company
Community Service Hours: 50
Sean Huang
House: Memorial Years at SAC: Three
Athletics & Awards: Junior Varsity Basketball
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Sergeant, Memorial Company
Community Service Hours: 50
Lucas Hussey
House: Laidlaw Years at SAC: Seven
Athletics & Awards: Varsity Football, Varsity Rugby
Clubs & Positions Held: Community Service Council
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Pipes and Drums, Master Warrant Officer
Community Service Hours: 148
Roland Hynscht
anf Jeong
je: Sifton Years at SAC: Six
s & Positions Held: Book Club (Vice-President)
r Leadersliip/Cadet Roles: Clarinet Section Leader, Warrant Officer
munity Service Hours: 46
\Nayne^\
House: Flavelle
Years at SAC: Two
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Sergeant, Flavelle Company
Community Service Hours: 32
iivng WooJin
is: Young Wayne, Young Swain, Old Woo, Youngwoo Jin of the Woo tang Clan
& Accomplishments; Prefect, SLG, DECA, SAFDA
: I still remember ttie moment standing at ttie podium of tfie Carol Service. As we sang ttie finale song, I tiad never been so moved by students, especially ttnose who
uating. That was the first moment that I started to realized that I was graduating, after seeing the school as one. That was the one moment in my life that I will carry on
1 When I first came to SAC, I was worried. I was worried about the new environment and the new people. And now that I am leaving. I am worried. I am worried about
! environment that I am so accustomed to. I can't believe that I am finally graduating after experiencing 4 years of brotherhood at St. Andrew s college. I always thought
g to an all boys' school was a mistake. However, my perspectives have changed after the Carol Service. My experience at SAC would have been unendurable if I
n the value of brotherhood. I would like to take this opportunity to show my gratitude to my friends and "The Dogs" for the fabulous final year. I would also like to thank
s for allowing me to study aboard. Last but not least, my teachers and my advisor for encouraging me to pursue greatness.
Jacob Kearley
House: Laidlaw Years at SAC: Seven
Athletics & Awards: Varsity Hockey (CISAA Champions, MacPherson Tournament Cliampions, Named
to All-Star Team), Varsity Rugby, Junior Varsity Hockey (MVP)
Clubs & Positions Held: Andrean Life
Community Service Hours: 78
\6re\N Keenleyside
lank my mom and dad for giving me the opportunity to attend St. Andrew's College; I am so grateful for all of the support they have given me. St. Andrew's College has
all of the key skills that I will need to succeed in the future. When I started here in grade 7 I was a very shy, introverted person. This school has helped me become a
i a well-rounded person. Thank you to entire Faculty and Staff body at S.A.C for helping me grow and supporting me through my time here; it is greatly appreciated.
1 to Mr. Michael Hanson tor believing in me and helping me succeed. I want to thank Mr. McGillivray and Mr. Inglis for being exceptional role models for me and for
ne valuable leadership and life skills; skills that will continue to help me succeed in the future. Thank you to Mr. Roffey for being such a great mentor and for always
me with advice when I needed it. Thank you to Miss Thorne for providing me with constant support through high school, for always being there when I needed to speak
le, and for always making me feel happy, even during the most stressful of times. Most importantly, thank you to every single student at St. Andrew's College, and
my fellow graduates. I can say without any doubt in my mind that if it weren't for you guys I would not be the person I am today. Thank you every member of the SAC
y. I will be faithful to this school forever.
Alex Kharouk
House: Flavelle
Years at SAC: Four
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Sergeant, Flavelle Company
Comment: "True terror is to wake up one morning and discover that your high school class is running the
country." - Kurt Vonnegut
Community Service Hours: 40
am Killops
e: Ramsey Years at SAC: Six
tics & Awards: Varsity Golf, Varsity Football, Junior Varsity Hockey
5 & Positions Held: Athletic Council (Head), Student Lead Groups, McEwan Leadership
am
nunity Service Hours: 46
Erik Kim merer
I Nicknames: Kimmer, Kimbo, EK Fade Away, Kimmerererererer
I Clubs & Positions Held: Thistle Council, MS House Captain, Editor of the Review.
I Achievements: Varsity Baseball Captain and MVP, Varsity Football CISAA Champions and MIP, Headmaster's Honour Roll, Lieutenant of Laidlaw House.
I Comment: I would like to thank everyone who supported me during my career at St. Andrew's. From my time in the Middle School I would like to especially thank my advist
I Mr. Ruscitti and Mr. Hanson, along with my Rhys. Ed. teacher Mrs. Perrier. From my time in the Upper School I would like to thank my advisor and Economics teacher Mr i
I Service, my Visual Arts teacher Mr. Paolini, my baseball coach and Politics teacher Mr. Biasi, and of course my Media Arts teacher, my Dad. All of these teachers, along witiiv
I close friends (you know who you are), helped shape me into the complete man that I am today. I truly feel that St. Andrew's has stayed true to its mission statement, becausi
latter spending seven great years within its walls, I feel ready to take on the world as a well-rounded citizen. 1 want to thank my parents for breaking their bank account to seil-no
Ito SAC, and for always supporting me. I turned out pretty good, eh? i
Louis Kwok (Tsoi)
Activities & Accomplishments: 3 on 3 Basketball, Nordic Skiing, Weight Training, Scholar & Merit Pin
Icomment: Two years ago when I first came to Canada, I had to make a decision on which school I was going to attend. I had two
loptions, one was SAC, and the other one was UCC. I visited UCC first. The students at UCC were not very friendly and were very
1 unwelcoming. The next day I came to visit SAC, and I was stunned by the gorgeous campus and the residences at SAC. The
Istudents at SAC were very friendly and nice. By the end of the day I made the decision to come to St. Andrew's without a doubt.
iThis year, I am graduating from SAC and I am so glad I made the right decision two years ago to come to here. Thank you.
Raliim Ladak
House: Sifton Years at SAC: Three
Athletics & Awards: Varsity Volleyball (MVP, Captain), Varsity Basketball, Varsity Rugby
Clubs & Positions Held: Student Lead Groups (President), Prefect
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Lieutenant of Green Star, Platoon Commander (Lieutenant)
Company
Community Service Hours: 113
Sifton
Curtis Lai
House: Memorial Years at SAC: Four
Athletics & Awards: Cross Country (MVP), Varsity Cricket (CISAA Champion)
Clubs & Positions Held: Anime, Photography, GO
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Memorial Floor Captain, Arts Council, Language Leadership (VP),
Sliver Star Staff, Platoon Warrant Officer, Memorial Company
Community Service Hours: 146
\Joel Lat
Nicl<name: Lattice, Pineapple
Accomplisliments: SacPras President, Caught all 649 Pokemon, Robocup Finalist
Comment: When I first came to SAC I was scared; I'm not the most social person and the fear of not fitting in was there. Howe r I
was quickly swept into the community of SAC and never looked back. The memories and friends I made will last me a life time .id
are something that I will always treasure. Though I'm sad to say goodbye, I look fonward to the future and everything it holds. I m
to thank my parents for putting me through this amazing experience and the many personalities that I've met that shaped me aa
person. I see now that the circumstances of one's birth are irrelevant; it is what you do with the gift of life that determines who yl
are. It's not what you have but what you do that will make your life that much better. i
lAndy Lee
House: Sifton Years at SAC: Five
Athletics & Awards: Varsity Squash (CISAA Champions), Economics Award
Clubs & Positions Held: SACPrAs (President), Business Consulting Club, DECA (Vice-President),
Assistant Head of House (Sifton House)
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Pipes and Drums
Community Service Hours: 310
<5.
lAngus Lee
I Comment: When I came to SAC in Grade 9 as a boarder, it was the biggest change in my life. Living on my own, doing my own laundry, managing my own timP5^" '
easy for me. However, with the helps from my friends, I was able to adapt to the changes pretty quickly. Over the past four years, I have changed a lot; becomiip "i"
independent and mature teenager than I used to be, and it is all a credit to St, Andrew s College. The success and failure within the past four years became les|is "i-j
I will not forget for the rest of my life. I would also like to say a thank you to my parents for giving me such an amazing opportunity and enjoyable experence in , iiib-
would like to thank my advisor and housemaster, Mr.Ramon. He helped me a lot since grade nine and helped me to keep on track in my academics until the aW'"
in SAC. Furthermore, I want to thank all of my friends for making my life much more interesting than it could have been. Finally, we graduate from high school ap'^H
into another stage of our life. I wish every graduate the best in the years to come.
m tne lasin^""""
I school a step
uglas Lee
-lavelle Years at SAC: Two
5 & Awards: Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Badminton, JV Swimming
Positions Held: Writing and Publication Council (Editor), Andrean Life Committee, Arts Council Committee, Student Led
utor), Strings Ensemble, Wind Ensemble, Christian Fellowship
ladershlp/Cadet Roles: Flavelle House Floor Captain, Band
lity Service Hours: 70
Khiari Lespere
Nicknames: Ki Ki
Activities & Accomplishments: Assistant Head of House of Flavelle, Varsity Soccer, Varsity Rugby
IComment: My time at SAC has been amazing and life changing. The fun times in the boarding houses
with friends. From going outside on the quad to play football during the spring time, too spending winters
at the movies with friends. I'd like to thank the St. Andrews community as a whole. Also special thanks to
iMr. Stewart my housemaster, and Mr. Manning my advisor and soccer coach.
ron Leung
/s, I would be content with time being on a continuous loop from September 2006 to June 2013 or randomly revisiting certain events from my time at SAC. It was a
had "tri"-ed, accrued many kilometers on my swimming odometer, devoted many hours for band rehearsal, done my fair share of drill, had countless conversations in
, etc... Most importantly though, it was a time when I met and befriended many great friends, and faculty members. Words cannot fully describe how fortunate I feel to
oSAC.
hen I hang my SAC Blazer up for the last time, and as Grade 12 marks slowly lose their significance, my memories of SAC will inevitably go slightly blurrier with every
. I will eventually find myself unable to empathize with my former Grade 12 self as to why I cared so much about my extraordinary SAC experiences.
jating and non-graduating classmates: Best of luck and hope we keep in touch! To all my teachers over the years: Thank you so much! Your efforts do not go
ed! To my parents: Thank you for sending me to SAC! Finally, to my future self: The answer is 6, "Who whipped that?" and Turn-2-3, Wait-2-3, Up-2-3,
>-A-C.
William Liang
I House: Sifton Years at SAC: Three
lAthletics & Awards: Canadian Mathematics Competition Cayley Contest (Champions), Canadian Mathematics Competition Fermat
IContest (Champions), American Mathematics Competition (Champions)
Clubs & Positions Held: Math Club (President), CCS (Vice-President)
lother Leadership/Cadet Roles: Represented Canada at the International RoboCup Competition, Staff Cadet
I Community Service Hours: 32
omas Little
: Laidlaw Years at SAC: Four
05 & Awards: Varsity Volleyball, Varsity Baseball, Musicfest Excellence Award
6 Positions Held: Outreach Council Member, Music Council Member
Leadership/Cadet Roles: Percussion Section Leader, Band Leader
unity Service Hours: 70
iJason Lo
House: Ramsey Years at SAC: Four
Athletics & Awards: The Edwin Erikson Prize for Community Service
Clubs & Positions Held: First Flute, Band Leader, Writing and Publication Council Member, Academic Council. Music Council.
ISwimming
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Wind Ensemble Company Band Officer (Lieutenant)
Community Service Hours: 881
Kl\/lacl<ie
s: Mack, JMack
& Accomplishments: First Hockey (2 years) (Assistant Captain) First Soccer (2 Years), First Triathlon (2012) First Track & Field (2013). Memorial House
>use, Memorial Company GSM, Silver Star Staff Cadet (Rank MWO)
th "^'"3 '° ^''3'^® '' the best decision I ever made. I have met so many amazing people, and had so many amazing expenences in both grade
tney will be ones that I will never forget. Playing tor First Hockey was an amazing experience, and it also helped move my career in hockey to the next level
araer in Memorial was also a riot, as a part of the "Family" with Liam, Rory, and Dev. I will never forget the week nights after study, playing pool, watching
'' w ri!"^ each other. The weekends were also a gong-show. We had such a close group of friends, and we tore up the town of Aurora like we owned the
uw like to give a huge thank you to My House Masters Mr. Carroll, and Mr. Trevisan, as well as the Perriers. Overall, I will never forget my time here: it trulv
le best 2 years of my life. I hope to keep in touch with my friends, and can't wait to come back as an Old Boy. Dileas Gubrath.
or MacLean
House: Ramsey Years at SAC: Seven
Athletics & Awards: Varsity Football (Champions)
Clubs & Positions Held: SAC Drama, Crazy For You (Lead), Spring Awakening, Debating
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Company Commander (Captain), Ramsey Company
Community Service Hours: 63
Joshua Mahfood
Nicknames: Josh, General, My Ute, Mahfy, Foo Foo
Activities & Accomplishments: 1st Soccer (2x CISAA Champion, CAIS Champion) 1st Squash (2x CISAA Champion, Captain), 1st
Crici<et (CISAA Champion, Most Improved Player)
Comment: My three years at SAC have been the best years of my life. It has become a home away from home, and I couldn't have
asked for a better place to spend my last 3 years of high school. Playing sting pong with the boys, and ordering pizza at 2am are
things I will never forget. I want to thank SAC for allowing me to mature in to the person I am today. Most of all, I want to thank My
Family and God for sticking by my side through the good times and the bad. Thank you SAC, for everything
Jonathan McConnell
Activities & Accomplishments: Scholars, Merit Pin, MIP of Lac
ccompllshments: Scholars, Merit Pin, MIP ot Lacrosse, Best Hair award
Comment: Bitter Sweet describes my years at SAC. Being a student here for 6 years is crazy to think about because it felt just o
short. If anything St. Andrew's has changed my life and has made me a better person, and the person I am today. Shout out tcie
boys, hate you guys, this year sucked!! Cares though!! (Jokes). Some awesome moments I won't forget are Jack and Cole hel,ig
me to my feet to finish my climb to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro even though I refused, mucking JV puck for the one and only Esi
and his partner in crime Joe Foote, and playing lacrosse for one of the top coaches in Ontario Gregory Reid and making me Ih'
player I am today. Thank you to Mr. Shrimpton and Mr. Josselyn for always having my back in tough situations, and to my par^ sfc
giving me the blessing to come here in the first place. And last but not least.. PLEASE DONATE. Brought to you by 'The Not a]
Ordinary Place Campaign' 1
Jack McDonald
House: Flavelle Years at SAC: Four
Athletics & Awards: Senior Cross-Country (MVP), Annual Cross-Country Run (Channpion), Varsity Hockey (MVP, MacPherson
Champions, MacPherson Team All-Star, J.P. McClocklin MacPherson MVP Award, MPHL Champion, CISAA Champion), Varsity
Baseball
Clubs & Positions Held: Res-Life Committee
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: School Prefect, Company Commander (Captain), Flavelle Company (The Brian G. Armstrong
Trophy for best Platoon)
Community Service Hours: 106
Extended French Certificate Recipient
Ho/y McGuire
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Comment: There is a lot I could say about my 4 years here at SAC. It has been a special time in my life that's been filled with memories and friendships that I hope
Friday nights, championship weekends, Carol Service, Homecoming, MacPherson, are all memories I'll never forget. A big shout out goes to all the fellas, we've had sol' wiia
times, but most importantly we've had the best of times. A Big thanks goes to the Neuman residence for always hosting the lads on weekends. To Devon, the last threeiars
have been quite the time being roomies. Thanks for always putting up with me. As for teachers, Mr. Manning for being my advisor of the years, he's taught me a lot of v.able I'
lessons and I look to him as a role model. Thanks to Mr. Brennagh, Mr. Chadsey and Juice for all your support, especially in my graduating year through some rough tin;. Mr.
Carroll and Mr. Trevisan, thanks for all you've done as housemasters and keeping our tradition alive. Last but not least, I would like to thank the Perrier's for their undiviiJ love
and support they showed me over the years in Memorial House. It has been a great ride at SAC, a chapter in my life that I will never forget. "Quit Ye Like Men. Be Stror'
i
Mac Mcintosh
House: Smith Years at SAC: Four
Athletics & Awards: Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Squash, Varsity Tennis
Clubs & Positions Held: Prefect, Smith Head of House
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Platoon Commander (Lieutenant), Smith Company, Student Lead Groups
Community Service Hours: 385
Extended French Certificate Recipient
176
David McMillan
Nicknames: McPally,Dave, McMillion, McChillin', Mac, DaFeef, Gago, Doom
Activities & Accomplishments: President of Anime/Manga club, Co-Founder of RTS club. Member of the Pipes & Djtis,
Cured rhinopharyngitis. Solved Goldbach's conjecture.
Comment: I've been at SAC since grade 7, and now it's time to go. It's a kind of a bitter-sweet moment, knowing I'm gngto
be leaving for bigger things. I hope that the school continues to thrive and grow, and become an even better place tor
students.1 couldrVt possibly not thank my parents for sacrificing so much to put me into this school, and I want them tcinow
that it has meant the world to me. Whenever there is a meeting, a parting shall follow. But that parting needs not last ti'5ver.
Whether a parting be forever or merely for a short while... that is up to you. ;
hn Joseph Mitchell
ed to thank my parents for sending nne here. With out there guidance and support I would never be where I am now. St.
s College has been my home for the past four years. I have learned so much from the school not only in the class room but in
nforgettable experiences like Battle Fields Tour, Disney Trip, Shawnigan Lake Rugby CMS Tournament and rooming with
ood. All my close friends have made going to high school so much more enjoyable and exciting, and are now my brothers,
ids that I have made are incredible and something that I will never forget. Dileas Gu Brath!
Adam Moodie
Nicknames: Moods, Dini, the Magic Man
Activities & Accomplishments: Captain of 1 st Hockey. 1 st Soccer, Head of Flavelle House, Company Sergeant Major of Flavelle Company.
Comment: Wtien I came to St. Andrews in grade 1 1 it was a stepping stone for my next fiockey move in my career. Very quickly it became mucti more than that for I found
myself in an atmosphere surrounded by people who wanted to help and push me to succeed. Although I was a very weak student before coming here I found myself achieving
my goals in the classroom and in my sports. This place isn't special because of all its amazing facilities, its special because of the people who are here. I will also never forget the
endless nights with the fellas and I'm sure there will be more. I wish I could thank everyone but the list could go on forever, but a special shout out to Mr. Stewart my house
master who has always been there for me in my worst times and my best time. Coach Manning for helping teach me more than just lessons about hockey but also for life and
lastl^lhh^u^^|«h^Telge^Tiak^TT^^
/a/7 Moon
\e: Flavelle Years at SAC: Four
jtics & Awards: Badminton(MIP), AP Scholar with Honor, Headmaster's Honor Roll
s & Positions Held: Writing and Publication Council, The Thistle (Director of Art Photography),
SACKA (President)
r Leadership/Cadet Roles: Macdonald House House Captain, Platinum Star
munlty Service Hours: 47
Ibrahim Moustafa
Nicknames: Ibby, Ibby Jeeby, lbs.
Activities & Accomplishments: Andrean Life Council, Lieutenant of Smith Company, JV Soccer, Track and Field
Comment: The past four years have just flown by, and I can truly say that I will miss this place. These years have been the expehence of a lifetime full of memories that I will
remember for the rest of my life. During my time at SAC, 1 have made friendships that will last a lifetime. I have had many positive experiences and memones at this school that
will live with me forever including. Highlights of my SAC career include JV Soccer CISAA Silver Medalists, being on various committees and clubs, receiving a high position in
cadets, and being part of the Andrean brotherhood each and every day. Although I have succeeded many times, I have also had numerous failures, St. Andrew s has taught me
how to use those failures as learning experiences and grow from them, this being one of the many lessons I have learned at this school. Being part of the Andrean brotherhood is
an experience like no other, so thank you to all the boys to being there for me through thick and thin and creating memories that will last forever, hopefully we will all be connected
for a long time! My parents are the 2 people I would like to thank most of all for sending me here, without them this experience would have never happened. I couldn't have asked
for a better four years full of experiences and people I will never forget.
timw Mullick
Oman, uthboy
uote: "One day, you'll be a man." And "you're such a wutfle mucker."
: There are not enough words to describe the experiences and lessons I have had and learned at SAC, instead I want to thank all the people who have significantly
ly life.
)ig shout out to my whole family for all the sacrifices they have made to benefit me. To my dad for actually allowing me to attend SAC, My mom for making my life
convenient. My younger brothers who made every evening bright, to my older brothers wno provided me with goals and inspiration to work harder and lastly to my only
supplied me with unwavering motivation.
To all the friends I have made, I sincerely thank you. We have had
liftallday. Sir WuffleMucker, BDL, Ibiibi, the White/Asian anime clul
g Flavelle crew. The Dogs, The rowdy physics bunch and lastly the multi-cultural statistics group
0 made me realize what the SAC experience is.
ik you Ms. Thorne- for managing to never flip out at me, when any sane teacher would, and Mr. Frozen for teaching me to love what you do
jld not be the man I am today without you guys, you're the
Graham Munro
House: Sifton Years at SAC: Five
Athletics & Awards: Most Improved Average (Grade 10)
Clubs & Positions Held: Anime Club (Vice-President)
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Master Corporal, Sifton Company
Community Service Hours: 50
nan Nasser
y. Smith Years at SAC: Seven
tics & Awards: JV Hoops
> & Positions Held: Reach for the Top, Ball at Break Club (Co-founder)
Leadership/Cadet Roles: Smith Company
nunlty Service Hours: 63
Ryan Neiman
Nicknames: Neiman
Activities & Accomplishments: U16 & JV Basketball, U16 Soccer, Cross Country, Track & Field, Reach for the Top, Geoqrapl-
Challenge Champion,
Comment: I'd like to thank my parents for providing me the opportunity to attend this school and enjoy all the unique experience t
had to offer. I have thoroughly enjoyed myself over these last four years, from the fields to the gallery and the basKetbalfcourt toie
boarding houses, I feel like I nave grown up here and St. Andrew's will always hold a special place in my heart. I hope to keep inl
touch with everyone and always remember; for the glory. i
Liam Neuman
House: Memorial Years at SAC: Six
Athletics & Awards: Varsity Hockey (CISAA Champion, MPHL Champions, Macpherson Champions),
Junior Varsity Soccer (CISAA Finalists)
Clubs & Positions Held: Memorial Assistant Head of House
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Warrant Officer, Memorial Company
Community Service Hours: 110
1/l/esf OchocinskI
House: Sifton Years at SAC: Two
Athletics & Awards: Varsity Tennis
Clubs & Positions Held: Investment Club, Chess Club, Model UN Club
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Kitchen Moderator (Sifton House), Varsity Football (Manager)
Community Service Hours: 149
Dilip Ojha
Activities & Accomplishments: JV Swim Team, SacPras, DECA, Headmasters Honour Roll, Top 10 (4th place). Green Star Staff
Cadet, Lieutenant of Perrier House.
Comment: I started attending St. Andrew's College in grade 11 . In two years, I made a lot of friends who I hope to maintain contact
with in the future. I spent so much time in the school that it has become a second home to me. Looking back at my time spent in St.
Andrew's, my only regret is that I did not come here earlier. I would like to thank the teachers, staff, and my classmates for supporting
me. My years at SAC will be years that I will remember for the rest of my life. I don't want to say goodbye because I believe that this
is not the last time I will set foot in the school.
Jac/c O'Neill
It has been a great 6 years and there have been so many unforgettable experiences that I have had apt.
Andrew's. From playing on the sports fields, to being in focus, and just partying with all of the boys, Tn
definitely going to miss it. I would like to thank my parents for sending me here and putting up with mej
through all the years, and I would like to thank all of my teachers for helping me through the years. Sejya
SAC! Dileas Gu Brath. \
Jack Park
House: Sifton Years at SAC: Six
Athletics & Awards: Varsity Badminton, Varsity Fencing
Clubs & Positions Held: Student Led Group, Senior Mathematics (Helper), Thistle Magazine Design
Group, Wind Ensemble Band
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Community Service Council
Community Service Hours: 209
Austin Pugliese
Nicknames: pug, pugger, pugs
Activities & Accomplishments: Mac House Captain, Sifton Floor Captain, Varsity Lacrosse, Headmaster's Honour Rc
Comment: It's been a great 4 years here at SAC. I've met a bunch of awesome people and made a ton of great friendsp 1 1
never forget, some of whom will be my friends for the rest of my life. There are so many amazing memories that I have 'm
my time here, whether it was hanging out in a friend's room, tanning on the quad or visiting the lawn bowling club, this ppe
has changed my life. I would like to thank all of the teachers that put up with me for my time here. As well, I'd like to thai' my
parents for sending me here and giving me the great opportunities that this school has to offer. :
illiam Qiu
ames: QQ, WeiGe
ties & Accomplishments: U16 Tennis, Varsity Track and Field, Varsity Badnninton, String
nble, Staff Cadet of Gold Star, Lieutenant of Memorial Company, President of Chinese Cultural
:y, Ellsworth Trophy for Best Platoon
rient: I just want to thank my parents for sending me to SAC. I love this school. I will never forget that
n Andrean.
Jackson Redmond
House: Flavelle Years at SAC: Two
Athletics & Awards: JV Soccer, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Golf
Clubs & Positions Held: DECA, Investment Club
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Academic Council
Community Service Hours: 54
)nnor C. Ritchie
Memorial Years at SAC: Four
;s & Awards: Varsity Football (CISAA Champions), Varsity Alpine Skiing, Varsity Triathlon, Varsity Baseball, McEwen
ship Award, McEwen Entrepreneurship Fair (Best Overall Business Plan)
li Positions Held: Prefect, Assistant Head of House, Smith House, Outreach Committee, DECA
.eadersliip/Cadet Roles: Pipe Sergeant (Warrant Officer), St. Andrew's College Pipes & Drums, SASSAW Brazil
jnity Service Hours: 181
Hunter Robertson
House: Flavelle
Years at SAC: Three
Athletics & Awards: Junior Varsity Swimming, Varsity Football, Varsity Rugby
Clubs & Positions Held: Photographers of SAC
Community Service Hours: 42
lance Rodin
Grading, Ranee, Chodin, Rodin,
& Accomplishments: U1 2 Soccer IVIVP, U14 LAX IVIIP, First Lieutenant of the Flag Party, Member of Varsity Lacrosse,
Wagush" "Cares" "The boys!" "Ehhh"
As I sit tiere writing my grad comment during my last week at SAC I reminisce on the great times I've had at this school. Since coming to St. Andrews College in
is hard to believe it is all over. I would lil<e to thank my parents for all of the sacrifices they have made to send me to St. Andrew's. The class of 2013 has been a huge
Id I would like to thank the teachers who had to put up with us, for grinding it out and giving us a great experience. The boys and I have made some questionable
that have led to unreal stones that will last a life time. I want to thank all the guys that have made my experience here so memorable and wish everyone the best
itever they decide to do. SAC will forever have a place in my heart. Shout out to JO'Neill, Begg, Borke, Shotsy, Tino, Graeme, Sifto, Cole and Mr. Cowell.
the
Marc Roman in
House: Smith Years at SAC: Seven
Athletics & Awards: Varsity Alpine Skiing
Clubs & Positions Held: Community Service Council, PSAC, ITi Committee, Jazz Band
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Wind Ensemble (Section Leader), Bugler
Community Service Hours: 71
iriner Rpwntree
°f- roundhouse, Granddaddy, Champ Care Bear, #rowntreebe!
eats. Tree, Goldilocks, A Taller Shotbolt
Hey you, ya you Gone", "I Like it Loud", 'The F'in' Boys",
'Tough To Say", Thank You So Much". "This
„„ ^ ■ - - -hamp
We Care ', "Granddaddy Wants a Touch", "Shut up T"
re I Parked My Car", "Babe I'm the Roundhouse"
i & Accomplishments: Varsity Lax Captain, JV Puck, Owner and Operator of Roundhouse-a-plooza, Bomb Squad, Varsity Back Lettuce
t: me past 7 years have been the best time of my life. I gotta thank TB, Footer and Shnmpdawg for all the good times. I also would like to thank my family, and
' my parents for giving me the opportunity to attend SAC. I'll never forget the good times from JV Puck and 1st Lax. The fellas at this school are hands down
luys in the world. We are without doubt the best group of beauties ever assembled with the hair to prove it. I will miss every single one of you guys. We've had
la limes awesome trips, crazy nights, really long weekends, one or two group activities, and lots debatable situations. Let's keep the good times rolling,
mber of the Class of 2013
Dileaus Gu Brath
Raymond Ruan
House: Flavelle
Years at SAC: Three
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Platinum Star, Public Affairs NCO, Flavelle Compan
Community Service Hours: 68
Muhammad Salyani
House: Ramsey Years at SAC: Seven
Athletics & Awards: Varsity Cricket (Captain, IVIVP, CISAA Champions)
Clubs & Positions Held: Model United Nations (President), Debating and Public Speaking Society (Captain), Most Contribution to
Debating Program Award, Middle School Debating (Head Coach), SACTV (Editor), Economics and Political Issues Club (Vice-
President)
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award, Platoon Commander (Lieutenant), Ramsey Company
Community Service Hours: 229
John Sandham
House: Smith Years at SAC: Four
Athletics & Awards: Varsity Alpine Skiing (Captain)
Clubs & Positions Held: Marksmansliip "A" Team, SASSAW (Tanzania), Tuck Shop (Manager)
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Deputy Commanding Officer (Major), Headquarters Staff
Community Service Hours: 246
Stefano Scaini
House: Ramsey Years at SAC: Seven
Athletics & Awards: McEwen Prize, Col. F. A. Tilston V. C. Award, Varsity Squash
Clubs & Positions Held: Community Service Council (President), St. Andrew s Debating Society (President), Chess Club,
(President), Economics and Political Issues Club (President)
Platoon Warrant Officer, Ramsey Company
Community Service Hours: 141
Comment: "Not to be born is the best for man; The end of toil is a bailiff's order. Throw down the mattock and dance while you can.
- W.H. Auden
Fr/fz Schildt
House: Memorial
Years at SAC: Two
Clubs & Positions Held: Admission Club, Photography Club
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Sergeant, Memorial Company
Community Service Hours: 42
Alexander Seto
Nicknames; Seto. Uedarr, Mini, Seats, Little Seto, Cutie
Activities & Accomplishments: Prefect, Pipe Major (Ctiief Warrant Officer), Tanzania SASSAW Trip, IVIiddle School House Captain, Assistant Head of House (Laidlaw) Senior
and Junior Pipes & Drums, Aubrey M. Foy Award Recipient (Best IVIiddle Scfiool Piper), Middle School Council, Standard Bearer, Student Ambassador, Co-President of Outreach
Committee and Breal<fast Club, Co-President & Founder of Entrepreneurship and Bagpiping Club, Varsity Volleyball, Varsity Squash (MVP & Captain), Varsity Tennis.
Community Service Hours (200+), Lifer. CISAA Champions: Varsity Squash (4), U-16 Squash (1), U-14 Squash (1) CISAA Finalists: Varsity Tennis (1), Varsity Volleyball (1),
Varsity Squash (1)
Commenl: Being a lifer. I have been through it all. These past 7 years at SAC have provided me with experiences and memories that I will remember for the rest of my life. All I
can say now is that I am incredibly grateful. I am grateful for all the trips I have been on, hobbies and sports that I have picked up, and the education that I have gained. I have
my parents to thank for all of this. Thank you. Mom and Dad, for allowing me to experience St. Andrew s College. Zachary you are an awesome brother. I always look up to you
and you helped guide me through the ropes of this school and through life in general. Thank you all, I love you very much. I also owe a huge thanks to Mr. Jim McGillivray. I
wouldn't be where I am in bagpiping without him. He has not only been a teacher, but a mentor as well. I'm going to miss everyone; the Prefects, the Pipe Band, the squash
team. Breakfast Club, the good times in Tanzania, and even the fights in French Class. It's finally over, but I m looking forafarcl to starting the next chapter of my life. I will never
forget this place as an OldEoy, and I am forever an Andrean. Thanks SAC!
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Christian Settino
Nicl<names: Settino, Tino
Activities & Accomplishments: Warrant Officer of Laidlaw House, Middle School House Captain, 1st Hockey CISAA a
Macpherson Champions, JV Soccer Captain and MVP
Comment: 7 years later, I am now leaving St. Andrew's College. It really is true when they tell you how fast it flies by. It
like just yesterday I drove up the gates of SAC for the first time. The bond that has been created with my brothers and I,
something that distance can break.
not
an Sheridan
ames: Cow, Moo, White, Conor, The Bangggerrr
ties & Accomplishments: JV Hoops, Tanzania 2012, Music Conference Moderator, Golf Wang
nent: I would like to thank my Mom and Dad for sending me to such an amazing school. The
ships I've made will last a lifetime; we've been through great times and not so great times. I'll miss al
lys next year, I hope everyone is successful.
an Shotbolt
HoLlse: Ramsey Years at SAC: Six
Athletics & Awards: Curling, Nordic Skiing, Varsity Football, Junior Varsity Soccer, Junior Varsity
Hockey, Varsity Lacrosse (Captain)
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Pipes and Drums (Head Tenor Drummer)
Community Service Hours: 104
J. Sifton
>e: Perrier Years at SAC: Seven
s & Positions Held: Perrier, Head of House,
r Leadership/Cadet Roles: Wind Ensemble, Perrier Company
nunity Service Hours: 142
Dylan Sikura
Nicknames: Sikky, Siko, Sikky baud, Dsiks, Sikkyll, Dyl, Down, Not Not Down, Always Down, Cares, Thanks So Much
Activities & Accomplishments: JV Puck back to back Champs, 1st Lacrosse, 4 year vet
Comment: As my 4th and final year comes to an end its weird to think that it is finally my time to graduate. After watching my brother graduate while I was a young schmee in
grade 9, to finally being in his shoes now, you can really see how St. Andrew's develops you as a person. First of all I want to thank my parents for putting me through the best
four years of my life. I would also like to thank all the teachers that I had the privilege to be taught by, (especially Bias), Lastly and most importantly I would like to thank all the
boys that I struggled with throughout my high school career. There was never a dull moment with these fellas. From every double header weekend, to all the cares we showed
through our grade twelve year, I love every single one of you and will miss all these guys. Thanks to everyone and good luck with what the future brings, keep in touch'
omas Sinclair
ties & Accomplishments: Reach for the Top, Musicfest Triple gold, Twice Cissa Curling Champion,
nent: Over the past four years at SAC, I have had quite a few great teachers, but above all, I must
the teachers that have put up with me for four years, Sandi Chasson, David Stewart, and Trevor
Throughout my years at SAC, there is no teacher that has changed my thought process more than
3nay Shrimpton, and for that, I thank him profusely. However, in the end, I must quote Karl Marx in
it words, "go on, get out, last words are for fools who haven't said enough."
Walid Siyam
House: Memorial Years at SAC: Three
Athletics & Awards: Varsity Swimming (CISSA Champions), Varsity Football (CISAA Champions), Soccer, Varsity Rugby (CAIS
Champions, CISAA Champions)
Clubs & Positions Held: Rugby Club
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Silver Star, Gold Star, Platinum Star, Memorial Company
Community Service Hours: 93
)/eSopik
lames: Sops
ities & Accomplishments: Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Rugby, Prefect,
Jent of Andrean Life Council
nent: I would just like to thank my parents for sending me to SAC for the past five years. I
n't have asked for a better opportunity and a better group of guys to spend my high school
rwith. It's been real.
Jake Stirling
Nicknames: Jimmy, Jimbo
Activities & Accomplishments: Captain of Varsity Football, Member of Varsity Hockey |
Comment: As I look back on my time at St. Andrew's, it seems like only yesterday I was walking into Rogers Hall as a grade 8 nl
boy. Five years have flown by, and it has come to a bittersweet end. There were ups and downs without a doubt, but the friendsrs
that I've made will last long beyond graduation. I'd like to thank my parents and grandparents for supporting me through this
experience. Cheers to all the lads of the class of 201 3, it's been a great ride.
Justin Tang
Nicknames: JT
Nicknames: JT
Activities & Accomplishments: Assistant Head of House, Sifton; Mac House Captain; Student Led Group; Founder, Tech Club;
Sifton Company Warrant Officer
Comment: My three years at St. Andrew's is quite possibly the fastest-passing three years of my life. I have never anticipated my
experience here to be as profound as it would turn out when I first joined the school. St. Andrew s have become an integral part of
me. It has taught me independence, confidence, and most important of all, it's a world of meritocracy. Your experience is what you
make of it. The more you put in, the more you would get out of it. And now, as we all graduate to begin anew, I wish you all best of
luck.
Brett TomWnson
■House: Smith Years at SAC: Four
Athletics & Awards: JV Hoops
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Platinum Star,
Community Service Hours: 79
Sergeant, Smitin Company
Ty Topolinski
House: Flavelle Years at SAC: Two
Athletics & Awards: Varsity Football (Co-CaptaIn, CISAA Champions), Varsity Track and Field Co-
Captain Varsity Football
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Sergeant, Flavelle Company
Community Service Hours: 44
Jonathan Tse
House: Smith Years at SAC: 7
Athletics & Awards: Col. Fred Tilston V.C. Award (2012), First Fencing (2013)
Clubs & Positions held: SACPRAS member, Reach For the Top Club, SACPRAS member, Robotics Club Founder and Presi^nt
Other Leadership/Cadet roles: Library Advisory Committee, Cadet Warrant Officer and Regimental Armourer
Comment: As I leave SAC and reminisce about the many wonderful experiences that I've had at this fantastic school, it is only )W
that I realize how great an impact this school has impressed upon me. I would like to take time now to thank the many teachers:
SAC for their harcTwork at making me the intelligent, knowledgeable, and well-rounded person I am at this juncture in time. As ' II I
would especially like to thank my parents for spending the considerable sum of money on my education rather than on themseljs.
Keaton Ward
House: Sifton Years at SAC: Four
Athletics & Awards: Varsity Cross Country (Captain), Varsity Swimming (Captain), Varsity Lacrosse
(Captain, MVP))
Clubs & Positions Held: Student Lead Groups (Co-President), SAFDA, Weight Room Moderator
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Deputy Head Prefect, Company Commander (Captain), Sifton Company
Community Service Hours: 103
Burke White
House: Ramsey Years at SAC: Seven
Athletics & Awards: Varsity Football, Varsity Hockey (MIP), Varsity Lacrosse
Clubs & Positions Held: SACTV
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Company Sergeant Major (Master Warrant Officer), Ramsey ('■
Community Service Hours: 183
illiam White
8S: Willy, Billy Black, Prince Rizzia Junior Rizzia
House Border,
I Cadet for Memorial House (12), and a few fclSAA Championships and one CAIS 'Championsnip
. The past three years have been nothing short of amazing! Coming to Canada and not knowing what to expect, I was helped by Havden, who made it easif^r for rr.r,
type of quy you cannot live without as a friend. I remember he took me in as his own brother and I got to experience my first party as Tyler Park for the night JOir.ua
dDaniel will always be my fhends because they have been through everything with me. This place is truly amazing and without many teachers I don't know if I would
re so thanks so much IVlr. IWIanning, Mr. Stewart, and Mr. Shrimpfon. Grade 11 was a breeze, but not too many great memories, except winning 4 championships with
rabe 1 2 was honestly and unexplainable as to how great it was. The 201 2 Soccer team was again successful, and I met 20 guys who I would have never thought I
(6 been friends with, ever. The Varsity Hockey team took me in as one of them. Rory, Adam, Jay, Cuilis. Liam, Jack, Jacob Jake and the rest of the returning players
so much tor the best year of my life. Prom was sickest experience of my life: Hate my prom date thoughi All in all, a lot of great relationships were formed over the pa'i
s and some of them I never wanted to end. But like they say, all good things must come to an end. I wish everyone I have met here, a great and successful '
Nicholas Whitelaw
House: Perrier Years at SAC: Six
Athletics & Awards: Junior Varsity Hockey, Varsity Lacrosse
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Sergeant, Perrier Company
Community Service Hours: 965
cWise
e: Smith Years at SAC: Five
tics & Awards: IVIusic Leadership Award, Four Year Cadet Medal, Varsity Football, Varsity
etClubs & Positions Held: Community Service Council, RC Club (President)
Leadership/Cadet Roles: Band Leader, Warrant Officer
nunity Service Hours: 77
Christopher Wong
House: Flavelle Years at SAC: Two
Athletics & Awards: Novice Nordic Skiing
Clubs & Positions Held: Anime Club
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Cadets
Community Service Hours: 20
lix Wong
; & Accomplishments: Curling team CISSA champion, Sr. Track and field MIP, Warrant Officer of Memorial Company, Staff cadet of Silver Star,
t: I came to St. Andrew's College in 2009. It was my first time studying in a place that is 15 hours flight away from my home. I was really nervous and worried as I knew I
) to live alone in a country with different culture and language. Fortunately, I was assigned to Memorial House which had a huge impact on my 4 years in SAC. Mr. and
ier treated me as their own son and made me feel like Memorial House is my home away from home. Although, they are retired, they have become a symbol of
House and their spiht will last forever. SAC is an incredible school which I can gain lots of experiences which will benefit me for my lifetime. I was impressed by the
nd between every single Andean; they will support one another under any circumstances. After four years in SAC, I can proudly say that I did not just make friends but
vhich will last for a lifetime. I would like to thanks my parents for sending me to SAC and my guardian for taking care of me in these tour years.
Jackie Wong
House: Sifton Years at SAC: Six
Athletics & Awards: Varsity Squash
Clubs & Positions Held: Anime IVIanga Club
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Platoon Warrant Officer, Sifton Company
Community Service Hours: 215
Extended French Certificate Recipient
stin Wong
Jmes: Jaayy, Juice Stand
5S & Accomplishments: Memorial House Assistant Head of House, CCS Vice president, Varsity Tennis, Student
'Ship Group, Wind Ensemble, over 150 community service hours, MacDonald House Captain
lent: Despite not being a sports elite or a top scholar at school, I feel that SAC has already fulfilled its greatest duty in
g out what was concealed inside me, the potential in being a student, a leader, and a well-rounded citizen.
Scott Wood
Nicknames: Major Wood
Activities & Accomplishments: Cadet Commanding Officer, Prefect
Comment: My four years here challenged me to become a strong confient leader that wil prove to be benecial to me for the rest of my life. I remember showing up at the L
locker in 2009 with my brother, and now I will bewalking across the quad to get my diploma soon. I would like to thank my roommate John Joseph Mitchell for convincing rr
Transifion-UP to boarding in grade twelve, it was interesting and helpful. I would like to thank my advisor, Studwig for help he as provided me over my four years. I would i
like to thank Major McCue for all of his support and guidance during my time in the cadet program, it has provided me with my dream career.
Last, I would like to thank my parents for allowing me and making it possible for me to attend this dream of a high school. It truely has shaped me into the person that I am
I am a better person for attending SAC.
Kenny Wu
House: Sifton Years at SAC: Four
Athletics & Awards: Junior Varsity Swimming, Nordic Skiing, Scholar
Clubs & Positions Held: Student Technology Club
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Sergeant, Sifton Company, Weekend Programmer (Sifton House)
Community Service Hours: 160
Peter Wu
House: Memorial Years at SAC: Four
Athletics & Awards: JV Swimming
Clubs & Positions Held: Robotics (Captain), Wind Ensemble Euphonium Player
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Robocup 2012 Mexico City, Band Trip London Olympics 2012
Community Service Hours: 78
Peter Xu
House: Memorial Years at SAC: Three
Athletics & Awards: Silver Standard, Galois Math Contest, Top 25%, Cayley Math Contest
Clubs & Positions Held: Math Club
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Gold Star Instructor
Community Service Hours: 102
Elliott Ye
House: Flavelle
Years at SAC: Three
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Sergeant, Flavelle Company
Community Service Hours: 50
Tom Yuan
House: Memorial Years at SAC: Two
Athletics & Awards: Scholar, RoboCup 2012
Clubs & Positions Held: SACPrAs, GO Club
Other Leadership/Cadet Roles: Table-Tennis (Captain)
Community Service Hours: 70
Kyle Zacharuk
Nicknames: KZ
Activities & Accomplishments: JV Hockey. Tanzania SASSAW, Regimental Flag Holder ^ u i ■
Comment: I came to SAC in grade 9, knowing very few people. I was lucky enougn to play hockey outside of school wi
few guys, and have an older brother in his graduating year, who left me some massive shoes to fill. I have made a ton c
guys over the past four years, and had some awesome memories to remember them by. None of this would have been
possible without the support of my parents, my older siblings (Kevin, Krista), my advisor (Mr. Kimmerer), my Housemas
Service), and the brotherhood here at SAC. I'd like to wishlhose who have been by my side since day one all the best i
future. Dileas gu brath.
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Middle School Prize Day Ceremony
Grade 5 - Academic Awards
These awards are for students who have earned both Scholar status (an overall grade average of at least 80%) and the
Academic Merit Award (an overall learning skills average of at least 80%). These boys will be receiving an Honours Medal fc
academic excellence over the entire School year. Students will receive a Bronze Honours medal, with the exception of the
student with the highest average, who will receive the Gold Honours medal. The student with the second-highest average
receives the Silver Honours medal.
Standing in 1st place in the grade 5 class and receiving the Gold Honours medal is:
Michael Sun
Grade 5 Prizes
The Arts Prize - Bryce Neil
Health and Physical Education Prize - Nolan Micheiberger
The Mathematics Prize - Matthew Sun
The Language Arts Prize/The Science Prize - Michael Sun
The Social Studies Prize/The French Prize - Aidan Walters
Canadian National Mathematics League Award - Matthew Sun
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Grade 6- Academic Awards
}e first awards are for students who have earned either Scholar status (an overall grade average of at
least 80%) or the Academic l\/lerit Award (an overall learning skills average of at least 80%).
Receiving Bronze Honours medals are:
Mikey Bahen
Andrew Boland
Thomas Childerhose
Patrick LeClaire
Chris Liu
Joseph Walker
Owen Laffey FT/Tie
ie next awards are for students who have earned both Scholar status (an overall grade average of at
least 80%}) and the Academic Merit Award (an overall learning skills average of at least 80%,).
Receiving Bronze Honours medals are
Spence Berman
Aidan Bradley
Justin Cheung
Sterling Cochran
Jacob Crocker
Andy Han
Samir Khaki
Osher Lee
Ryan Lindsay
Coulson Link
Arya Mizrahi
Joshua Osborne
Billy Sun
Ryan Sutherland-Pace
Ben van Eeden ^ >■"'
Standing in 2nd place and receiving the Silver Honours medal is:
Jack Kensit
Standing in 1st place in the grade 6 class and receiving the Gold Honours medal is.
Marshall Moore
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Grade 6 Prizes
The Enriched French Prize - Samir Khaki
The Language Arts Prize - Marshall Moore
The Science Prize- Spence Berman
Health and Physical Education Prize / Social Studies Prize - Jack Kensit
The Mathematics Prize / Music Prize - Osher Lee
The Visual Arts Prize / The Core French Prize - Andy Han
Canadian National Mathematics League Award - Chris Liu and Andy Han (tied)
The Grade 6 "Superstar" Award - In recognition of the student in grade 6 who exhibits the most
conscientious work ethic and leadership development: ^
Marshall Moore
Grade 7 - Academic Awards
The first awards are for students who have earned either Scholar status (an
overall grade average of at least 80%) or the Academic Merit Award (an
overall learning skills average of at least 80%).
Students receiving Bronze Honours medals are:
Hashim Baloch
Brayden Byers
Sebastian Giorgio
Connor Iwai
Riley Jackson
Wells Karabin
Pedro Ozores Sanchez Mejorada
Todd Tian
*Steven Daher FT/TIE
*Branson Johnson FT/PIN
The next awards are for students who have earned both Scholar status (an
overall grade average of at least 80%) and the Academic Merit Award (an
overall learning skills average of at least 80%).
Receiving Bronze Honours medals are:
Nicholas Badali Ruben Lopez Vergara
Parker Boland Will McHenry
Austin Brett James Muenzenberger
Nathan Chadsey Mark Polemidiotis
Ryan Collis JP Schnabe!
Jack Davies Saajan Sethi
Joshua Dunn Rickie Tang
Ewan Fox Emiliano Ventosa Pacheco
Andrew Hoogers William Wang
John Jr. Hopkinson Leo Li FT/ Tie
Dalton Lehman Peter Wu FT/Tie
Christopher Leung Chris Poropat FT Tie/Pin
Standing in 2nd piace and receiving the Silver IHonours
medal: Jorge Chedraui Abud
Standing in 1st place in the grade 7 class and receiving the
Gold Honours medal: Kevin Kuan
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Grade 7 Prizes
The Core French Prize - Emiliano Ventosa
Health and Physical Education Prize - Will McHenry
The Winnet Prize for English - Awarded for proficiency in
composition, grammar, spelling and writing: Dalton Lehman
The Enriched French Prize / The Geography Prize /
The Mathematics Prize - Jorge Chedraui
The Science Prize / The History Prize / The Visual Arts
Prize/ The Music Prize - Kevin Kuan
Canadian National Mathematics League Award - Peter
Wu
Gauss Mathematics Contest - Josh Dunn
The Improvement Prize - For the student who has made the
greatest improvement in his grade average since June 2012:
Brayden Byers with an improvement of 3.9 percentage
points.
Grade 8 - Academic Awards
students receiving Bronze Honours medals are:
Genaro Borrego Simon
Matthew Brenzel
Andrew Currie
Matteo Fina
Regan Kimens
Michael Lakkotrypis
Arnoldo Lanzarin Lizarraga
Guillermo Rumbaut Gonzalez
Luis Munoz Saad
John Musgrave
Daniel Panzures
Luis Ramon Zablah
Niklas Seidel
Tarun Sethi
Michael von Schalburg
Johnny Yu
The next awards are for students who have earned both
Scholar status (an overall grade average of at least 80%) anc
the Academic Merit Award (an overall learning skills average i
at least 80%).
Receiving Bronze Honours medals are:
Nicholas Bowiin
Kyle Chen
Daniel Cheung
Mihai Ciuclureanu
Quinton Cochran,
William Deo
Antonio Dodero Urquiza
Alejandro Elizondo Ordonez
Inigo Elizundia Domit
Filip Grantcharov
^ ^ Oil Harris,
^ Gregory Hoogers
Andrew Jeffery
Daniel Kim
Kevin Kim
Connor LeClaire
Randy Lee
^^^^Hi^^^^l Sean Lindsay
^^^^H3^H^\ Lynn
Jon Maiowney
^^■|^Bp\ J. P. Martin
W^ff^Sf!'^^ Byron Mawaya
jl*^^ Trew Morris
Emilio Riestra Rivero
Cooper Scullion-Smeenk
William Shields
Connor Sleeth
Tony Sul
Tyler Thomas
Patrick Turner
Mario Vazquez
Robert Wang
Conor Woodroffe
Luca Zadra j
Matthew Medhurst FT/Tie, William Sirman FT/ Tie
Joseph Yazdani FT/Tie
Standing 2nd in the grade 8 class and receiving the Silverl
Honours Medal is Melvin Maroon
Standing 1st in the grade 8 class for the Gold Honours Medaf
Eric Asgari |
Grade 8 Prizes
The Geography Prize - Trew Morris
The Core French Prize - Jon Malowney
Health and Physical Education Prize - Luca Zadra
rhe History Prize/ The Enriched French - Eric Asgari
The Science Prize - William Deo
The Visual Arts Prize - Daniel Cheung
The Grade 8 Mathematics Prize - Randy Lee
B Music Prize /The grade 9 Mathematics Prize and The
]0ur-Campbell English Prize - Awarded for proficiency in
composition, grammar, spelling and writing:
Melvin Maroon
Jorge Chedraui
Ryan Collis
Ewan Fox
Kevin Kuan
Dalton Lehman
Will McHenry
Saajan Sethi
Special School Prizes
Middle School Reading Prize - Awarded to a student who lias
read tlie greatest number of bool<s in the Middle School
Reading Program during the School year. This award is a
collaborative initiative between the Towers Library and Middle
School academic program to promote and support literacy
among our students and to encourage students to become life-
long readers. Recipient: Dorian Jones
The Bilaal Rajan Hands for Help Community Service Award
- Presented to the grade 8 student who has devoted the most
hours to noteworthy community service projects and activities.
Recipient: William Shields
erican Mathematics Contest - Overall winner - Peter Wu;
Grade 8 winner - Filip Grantcharov
Canadian National Mathematics League Award -
William Deo and Tony Sul (tied)
auss Mathematics Contest - Overall winner - Peter Wu;
Grade 8 winner - William Deo
le Bruce B. King Memorial Improvement Prize - for the
dent who has made the greatest improvement in his grade
'srage since June 2012. A loyal Andrean, Mr. King was a
student at St. Andrew's from 1911 to 1922.
With an improvement of 9.9 percentage points -
William Shields
Headmaster's Honour Roll
lese grade 7 or 8 students have achieved 85% or more in
every subject.
Eric Asgari
Mihai Ciuciureanu
William Deo
Riley Jackson
Kevin Kuan
Melvin Maroon
Will McHenry
Mark Polemidiotis
76 following boys are receiving their Headmaster's ties for
the first time:
Jorge Chedraui Abud
Tony Sul
Middle School Council
he members of the Middle School Council are chosen by
h the faculty and their peers to play a leadership role in the
Middle School.
Members of the 2013-2014 Middle School Council are:
Austin Brett
The Chairman's Public Speaking Competition Award -
To recognize the winner of our annual Middle School public
speaking contest. Recipient. Melvin Maroon
Thomas A. Hockin Trophy for Middle School Clan
Competition - Presented to the Middle School clan that has
acquired the most clan points amongst its members. This year's
winner is the Montrose clan, captains - Quinton Cochran and
Mac Houghton. The second place goes to Wallace Clan, and
the third place to Bruce.
The Robert W. Meagher Language Arts Award - To the
student of the Middle School whose first language is neither
English nor French and who makes outstanding progress in
either of Canada's official languages. Recipient: Johnny Yu
The Brian R. Mitchell Award - For proficiency in Junior
Debating. Mr. Mitchell was the school's top debater in his
graduating class of 1977. Recipient: Michael Lakkotrypis
The Colonel Tilston Award - To honour the students who. in the
opinion of the faculty, have set the best example in their class for effort,
persistency and tenacity in their studies and in all other school activities.
Colonel Frederick A. Tilston merited The Victoria Cross, the highest military
honour of the British Commonwealth, for his "courage under fire" on March 1st,
1945.
Grade 5: Jack Kempczinski
Grade 6: Owen Laffey
Grade 7: Emiliano Ventosa
Grade 8: Trew Morris
The Roy H.M. Lowndes Prize -To the student in grade 8 who
best excels in studies, games, deportment and character. Mr.
Lowndes was a student here from 1906 to 1912 and was a
dedicated member of the Andrean community. Recipient:
Luca Zadra
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Grade 9 - Academic Awards
Academic Merit
The following students have modeled exemplary
learning skills:
Victor Li
Oscar Qi
Elliot Almuina Pica
David Gorodetsky
Alexander Kyle
Cameron Lawrence
Darrian Spampinato
Scholars
Jamie Finaly
Gavin Fox
Elliott Powers
Scholars & Academic Merit Award
The following students have an average of 80% or
higher and have modeled exemplary learning skills.
Aadam Ali
Aldan Bertolas
Harry Cai
Russell Cheng
Nicholas Chow
Andrew Crawford
Adamo D'Angelo
Ryan Gold
Jack Irwin
Ji Sang Jeon
Benjamin Jiang
Jong Hoon Kim
Donald Kwok
Cayne Lander
Mikel Lanzagorta
Jason Li
Aidan Link
Artiom Lisin
John Little
Eric Lowry
Owen Luo
Sulaiman Mahmood
James Michaelis
Andy Park
Daniel Paspalofski
Jonah Pawluk
Tristan Tsvetanov
Jack Turn
Jerry Tuzi
Dylan van Eeden
Zakir Virani
(Tiger) Wenxin Wang
Alex Xu
David Xu
Tiger Xu
Yan Xu
Burak Yalcin
Harry Yang
Jimmy Yuan
Shangyang Yue
Jin Zhou
Wei Lian Zou
Top 10 Standing
Standing Percent
Vitally Shevchuk 10 89.6
Drake Porter 9 90.1
Lim JongUkS 90.3
Arthur Chiu 7 90.4
DanilO]ha6 91.9
Julian Smith-Voudouris 5 92.5
Alexander Oushalka 4 92.8
Gary Zhou 3 92.9
Jadyn Dragasevich 2 93.1
Nikhil Nath 1 93.6
Subject Prizes
The following prizes are awarded for top
standing in a subject.
The Geography Prize
For highest standing in grade 9 Geography,
and the
The Science Prize
For highest standing in grade 9 Science.
Nikhil Nath
The English Prize
For highest standing in grade 9 English.
James Michaelis
The Visual Arts Prize
For highest standing in grade 9 Visual Arts.
Aidan Bertolas
The Canadian Intermediate Math Contest
Awarded in recognition of the student who
ranked in the top twenty-five percent of
contestants,
and the
The Pascal Mathematics Contest Award
In recognition of the Gold Medalist Award
winner.
Alex Xu
The Health and Physical Education Prize
^ highest standing in grade 9 Health and Physical
Education
Russell Cheng
The French Prize
For highest standing in grade 9 French.
Jin Zhou
The Fryer Mathematics Contest Award
n recognition of the students who achieved the
Silver Standard.
Alex Xu
Peter Wu
The Information Technology Prize
For highest standing in grade 9 Information
Technology.
Jonah Pawluk
The Music Prize
For highest standing in grade 9 Music.
Jadyn Dragasevich
The Heather Ingiis Memorial Prize for
Mathematics
For highest standing in grade 9 Mathematics.
Alexander Oushalkas
SPECIAL AWARDS
The Gilbert deB. Robinson Memorial
Improvement Prize
For the student who has made the greatest
percentage improvement over last June. Mr.
)binson was a student at St. Andrew's from 1916
to 1923 and served his school with distinction.
This year's winner raised his average by 9.0%.
Vitaiy Godonoaga
GRADE 10 - ACADEMIC AWARDS
Academic Merit
The following students have modeled exemplary leaming
skills:
Riley Fischer
Cole Macgregor
Duncan Robertson
Albert Yoo
Scholars
The following students have achieved Scholar status by
having an average of 80% or higher:
Graydon Gardner
Griffin James
Jurgen Jentsch
Gian Paulo laboni
David O'Connor
Harvey Tao
Matt Yustin
SCHOLARS & ACADEMIC MERIT AWARD
The following students have an average of 80% or higher
and have modeled exemplary learning skills:
Rex Liu
Ram bod Rezaie
Ivan Kam
Gordon Xiong
Daniel Galaninskiy
□am Smith
Aydden Almadi
Andre Chan
Mark Chan
Brandon Coverdale
Krisztian Fockter
Evan Forth
Matthew Galajda
Adrian Goyo
Quinton Gray
Ben Harrison
Austin Hassani
Emil Hiiri
Michael Huang
Matthew lezzi
Darren Iwai
Min Ji
□am Joiner
Ben Kastelyanets
Brayden Kerr
Kunal Khemani
Andrew Ladouceur
Justin Laird
Cedric Lau
Darren Luo
Avery MacKenzie
Hollis MacKenzie
Andrew Mackin
Marco Magnante
Joseph Manchia
Justin McNamara
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Omer Moustafa
David Munro
John Polemidiotis
Angelis Prattas
Eraad Rahman
Chris Rowcliffe
Yaseen Salyani
Joseph Shields
Saad Siddiqui
Adam Sinclair
Fraser Spoik
Aaron Sum
Ben Thompson
Matthew Turner
Austin Valjas
Devon Walters
Brian Wang
Logan Ward
Billy Wu
Blair Xu
Martin Yu
Jason Zhang
Allen Zhou
Top Ten Standing
Standing Percent
Ryan Shin 10 91.8
Tom WU991.9
DongHwan Kim 8 92.0
Andrew Jun 7 92.1
Mark Mackey 6 92.2
Justin Lee 5 92.4
Kevin Chong 4 95.6
Aidan Calverley 3 96.0
Alex Lee 2 96.1
Dhruv Krishnan 1 96.4
SUBJECT PRIZES
The next prizes are awarded for top standing in a subject.
The Visual Arts Prize
For highest standing in grade 10 Visual Arts.
Juan Carlos Artigas
The Louise Macdonald Sifton Prize for Mathematics
For highest standing in grade 10 Mathematics.
Gary Zhou
The Science Prize
For the highest standing in grade 10 Science.
AND j
The Computer Studies Prize '
For highest standing in grade 10 Computer Science.
Aidan Calverley
The Euclid l\/lathematics Contest Award
Awarded by the University of Waterloo.
AND
The American Mathematics Competition Award
Awarded to the top scorer in the school.
AND I
The Cayley Mathematics Contest Prize
Awarded to a student who ranked in the top twenty-five \
percent of contestants. j
AND
The Galois Mathematics Contest Award
^rded in recognition of the student wlio achieved at the
Gold Standard.
AND
The Canadian Senior Math Contest
varded to a student who ranl<ed in the top twenty-five
percent of contestants.
Dong Hwan Kim
The Communications Technology Prize
For highest standing in grade 10 Communications
Technology.
Harvey Tao
The English Prize
'or highest standing in grade 10 English. In memory of
liter Findlay, one of the original masters at SAC in 1899.
Kevin Chong
The Music Prize
For highest standing in grade 1 1 Music.
AND
The Business Studies Prize
For highest standing in grade 10 Business Studies
AND
The French Prize
For highest standing in grade 10 French.
Dhruv Krishnan
rhe Wyld Prize for English as a Second Language
-or highest standing in grade 10 English as a Second
Language.
Gordon Xiong
The Dramatic Arts Prize
For highest standing in grade 10 Dramatic Arts.
Saad Siddiqui
Health and Physical Education Prize
For highest standing in grade 10 Health and Physical
Education.
Quinton Gray
The E.G. Staunton History Prize
xwarded to the top student in grade 10 History. The prize
as been presented and endowed by the Merkel Family,
wid '82, Sanysa, Andrew '90 and Eric '1 1, as a tribute to
Mr. Staunton.
AND
The Music Prize
For highest standing in grade 10 Music.
AND
The Spanish Prize
For the highest standing in grade 10 Spanish.
SPECIAL AWARDS
The Improvement Prize
For the student who has made the greatest percentage
improvement over last June.
This year he raised his overall average by 19.3%
Victor Reshetnikov
Grade 11 - Academic Awards
Academic Merit
Adam Ashby, Christopher Clarke, Rayyan Dawood, Andy
Tong, Jeffrey Banwell, Connor CB-Lamontagne, Callum
Green, Kevin Leslie, Ricardo Lozada, Zac Masson, Cam
McArthur, Alexander Mulder, Seth Norris, Roy Xu
Scholars
The following students have achieved Scholar status by having an average
of 80% or higher:
Braeden Glendinning, Bryce Johnson, Zach Marcus,
Brett Nichol, Alexander Sgro, Brett Stirling, Yang Yang,
Nicolas Zheng
Scholars and Academic Merit Award
The following students have an average of 80% or higher and have modeled
exemplary learning skills:
Adrian Austin, Alex Bowlin, Corey Bristoll, Jordan Brown
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Jordan Carter, Mitchell Carter
Bobby Cave, Ian Chappell
Jeremy Chow, Tim Chuk
George Ciuciureanu, Thai Son Dang -
Tobias Diedkmann, Ben Elliott
Scott Elliott, Edward Essue
Alexander Farnham Gouthro
Warren Foegele, Jason Graham
Matthew Graha, Henry Hsieh
Jarred Hu, Eric Joo
Jae Woo Kang, Matthew Kennedy
Jacob King, Michael Marcantognini
Jean-Philippe McCluskey, Christopher Merchant
Charles-David Mitchell, Arthur Parakovits
Andy Peng, Zachary Petrachek
Christian Philbert, Taylor Pilmer
Karim Popatia, Samuel Salomon
Graham Sutton, Geoffrey Wei
Edric Wong, Jom Yan
Cleander Yu, Jin Hyunk Yu
llya Zaretskiy, Ken Zheng
Top Ten Standing
Standing Percent
Bo Zhang 10 92.7
Parth Agarwal 9 92.9
Francois Yoshida-Are 8 93.5
Michael Mardini 7 93.7
Peter Grantcharov 6 94.0
Chris Egi 5 94.3
Hans Weng 4 94.6
Lucas Hu 3 95.1
Will Pidduck 2 96.3
Peter Song 1 97.1
SUBJECT PRIZES
The Hypatia Mathematics Contest Award
Awarded to the school winner.
Jeremy Chow
The Fermat Mathematics Contest Prize
*^ In recognition of the student who ranked in the twenty-five percent of the
^4'' contestants.
F'^^-^j, AND
The Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Medal in
Mathematics and Science
Awarded to a student who has distinguished himself in mathematics and
science. Should this student accept and enroll at Rensselaer, he will be
awarded a scholarship of $15,000 per year for four years.
AND
The Chemistry Prize
For highest standing in grade 1 1 Chemistry.
AND
The Physics Prize
For highest standing in grade 1 1 Physics.
AND
The Computer Science Prize
For highest standing in grade 1 1 Computer Science.
AND
The Biology Prize
For highest standing in grade 1 1 Biology.
Peter Song
The Reeves Art Prize
For the highest standing in grade 1 1 Visual Arts.
AND
The English Prize
For highest standing in grade 1 1 English.
Arthur Parakovits
The Spanish Prize
For highest standing in grade 1 1 Spanish.
Evan Forth
The Henry deB. Forde Economics Prize
For highest standing in grade 1 1 Economics.
Lucas Hu
The Dramatic Arts Prize
For highest standing in grade 1 1 Dramatic Arts.
AND
The Environmental Science Prize
For highest standing in grade 12 Environmental Science
AND
The Health and Physical Education Prize
For highest standing in grade 1 1 Health and Physical
Education.
Michael Marcantoginini
The Computer Engineering Prize
For the highest standing in grade 1 1 Computer Engineering
Jordan Brown
The Geography Prize ,
For the highest standing in grade 1 1 Geography. , ^«
Jean-Philippe McCluskey
The Isabelle Cockshutt Prize for History
For the highest standing in grade 1 1 History. Donated by l^rs. F.A.
Schulman.
Francois Yoshida-Are
The Accounting Prize \
For highest standing in grade 1 1 Accounting.
Brandon Coverdale
The French Prize
For highest standing in grade 1 1 French.
Parth Agarwal
The McEwen Leadership Award
Awarded to the student in the Grade 1 1 McEwen Leadership
Fundamentals course who best displays a combination of business
knowledge, leadership potential, and an entrepreneurial spirit
Chris Egi
The Communications Technology Prize
For highest standing in grade 1 1 Communications Technology.
Zac Masson
The Philosophy Prize
For the highest standing in grade 1 1 Philosophy.
Hans Weng
The Jim Herder Review Prize
highest standing in grade 1 1 Communications Tecinnology. Awarded to
student who has contributed most significantly to the school yearbook -
The Review. Mr. Herder was the editor in 1963.
David Zulian
SPECIAL AWARD
The Andrew Armstrong Improvement Prize
the student who has made the greatest percentage improvement over
last June. This year he raised his overall average 18.9%
Rayyan Dawood
Headmaster's Honour Roll
Michael Huang, DongHwan Kim
Andrew Ladouceur, Bo Zhang
Parth Agarwal, Aidan Calverley
Arthur Chiu, Kevin Chong
George Ciuciureanu, Brandon Coverdale
Jadyn Dragasevich, Chris Egi
Peter Grantcharov, Lucas Hu
Matthew Kennedy, Brayden Kerr
Kunal Khemani, Dhruv Krishnan
Alex Lee, Justin Lee
Mark Mackey, Michael Mardini
Christopher Merchant, Nikhil Nath
Danil Ojha, Alexander Oushalkas
Andy Peng, Will Pidduck
Drake Porter, Angelis Prattas
Yaseen Salyani, Ryan Shin
Adam Sinclair, Julian Smith-Voudouris
Peter Song, Hans Weng
Tom Wu, Francois Yoshida-Are
Zhou Gary
Eiders
' following students have attended St. Andrew's College since grade 6:
Alex Bowlin, Jordan Brown, George Ciuciureanu,
Scott Elliott, Warren Foegele, Braeden Glendinning,
e Woo Kang, Christopher Lakkotrypis, Ricardo Lozada,
Braden Noxon, Andy Peng, Zachary Petrachek,
Christian Philbert, Francois Yoshida-Are
Upper School Special Awards
Clan Awards
icond Class Clan Colours are awarded to students who garner 150 or
more points for their clan based on their co-curricular involvement,
rimunity service, athletic participation, and academic excellence while
attending SAC.
Buchanan Clan: Peter Song, Chattan Clan: Aidan
ilverley, Dhruv Krishnan Craig Clan: Alex Bowlin, Parth
arwal, Branden Fennell, Alec Mulder, Christian Philbert,
im Popatia, Samuel Salomon MacPherson Clan: Corey
ristoll, Peter Grancharov, Mark Mackey, Cam McArthur
Ramsay Clan: Alex Auger, Avery Mackenzie, Ben
Thompson Robertson Clan: Kevin Chong
For Stewart Clan: Andrew Ladouceur, Kevin Leslie,
Joseph Manchia, Cleander Yu
First Class Clan Colours are awarded to students who garner 250 or more
points for their clan based on their co-curricular involvement, community
service, athletic participation, and academic excellence while attending SAC.
For Stewart Clan: George Ciuciureanu, Scott Elliott
The Backstage Theatre Prize
For expertise and dedication as a theatre technician or as a member of the
stage management team. Given by former teacher l\/lr. J. C. Mainphze.
David Zulian
The Budding Young Poet Laureate Awards
Awarded by the Parents Guild for the best performance in the annual "Slam"
poetry competition.
Alex Auger, Karim Popatia, Connor Cowl
The Debating Prize
Awarded to the student who has made an outstanding contribution to Junior
Debating.
Saad Siddiqui
The C. M. Foster Award
Presented to the student who has been at the school for at least three years
and who has made a significant contribution to extracurricular life with an
emphasis on theatre, debating, The Review, or Focus. Given by Christopher
Foster ('95) and Stephen Foster ('97) in memory of their grandfather, a
member of the class of 1922.
AND
The Edwin Erikson Prize for Community Service
^Presented to the student who best served in community-oriented activities.
Alex Auger
The Camargo Family Yale University Book Award
To a grade 1 1 student of outstanding character and intellectual promise.
Peter Song
The T.E. Harrison Trophy
To honour the grade 9 student exhibiting the most distinguished combination
of character, leadership, academic success, co-curricular engagement and
athletic accomplishment at St. Andrew's College. Mr. Harrison was a
Housemaster in Macdonald House for 17 years.
Arthur Chiu
The Peter L. Stuart Award
To honour the grade 9 student exhibiting the most distinguished combination
of character, leadership, academic success, co-curricular engagement and
athletic accomplishment at St. Andrew's College. Mr. Stuart was an
Assistant Headmaster and member of faculty from 1971 to 1994.
Dhruv Krishnan
The Colonel Tilston Award
To honour the students who. in the opinion of the faculty, have set the best
example in their class for effort, persistency and tenacity in their studies and
in all other school activities. Colonel Fredericl< A. Tilston merited The Victoria
Cross, the highest military honour of the Br/'f/sh Commonwealth, for his
"courage under fire" on March 1st 1945.
Isaack Justine, Rambod Rezaie, Charles David Mitchell
The Chairman's Gold Medal
To next year's Head Boy who has earned the highest standing in Grade 1 1.
Peter Song
The Stuart B. Wood Memorial Prize
Mr Wood was Head Prefect in 1924-25.
Chris Egi
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Upper School Prize Day
Ceremony
June 14, 2013
Graduate - Academic Awards
Graduate Scholars
Students with a combined average of 80% or greater in tlieir
university entrance courses.
Akbar, Sajjad
Allen, William
Allison, Graeme
Anderson, David
Asbury, David
Ashoori, Arya
Baker, Mac
Begg, Andrew
Benoit, Brandon
Bertani, Robert
Carnegie, Aiden
Carnegie, Taylor
Carswell, Donald
Chalifour, Daniel
Chan, Matthew
Chiang, Michael
Chiodo, Mario
Cho, Dong-Geun
Darvay-Canavor,
Adam de la Torre Garcia,
Estanislao
de Langley, Devon
De Sequeira, Ricardo
DeGagne, Aaron
Dunin, Jordan
Durisin, Mathew
Elder, James
Firoz, Buban
Ford, Justin
Fournier, Nicholas
Gallo, Marc
Godber, Peter
Harris, Spencer
Harvey, Curtis
Hastings-Grgas, Michael
Hemani, Zain
Henriques, Adam
Huang, Sean
Jeong, Grant Jin,
Young Woo
Keenleyside, Andrew
Kharouk, Alex
Killops, Liam
Kimmerer, Erik
Kwok (Tsoi), Louis
Ladak, Rahim
Lai, Curtis
Lat, Joel
Lee, Andy
Lee, Angus
Lee, Douglas
Leung, Aaron
Liang, William
Little, Thomas
Lo, Jason
Mackie, Jay
MacLean, Taylor
Mahfood, Joshua
McConnell, Jonathan
McDonald, Jack
McGuire, Rory
Mcintosh, Mac
McMillan, David
Mitchell, John Joseph
Moodie, Adam
Moon, Evan
Moustafa, Ibrahim
Mullick, Othman
Nasser, Aman
Neiman, Ryan
Ojha, Dilip
O'Neill, Jack
Pugliese, Austin
Qiu, William
Redmond, Jackson
Ritchie, Conner
Romanin, Marc
Rowntree, Conner
Ruan, Raymond
Salyani, Muhammad
Sandham, John
Scaini, Stefano
Seto, Alexander
Shotbolt, Ryan
Sifton, CJ
Sikura, Dylan
Sinclair, Thomas
Sopik, Cole
Stirling, Jake
Tang, Justin
Topolinski, Ty
Tse, Jonathan -
Ward, Keaton
White, Burke
Whitelaw, Nicholas
Wise, Luc
Wong, Christopher
Wong, Felix
Wong, Jackie
Wong, Justin
Wood, Scott
Wu, Kenny
Wu, Peter
Xu Peter
Yuan. Tom
Academic Merit Award
Awarded to students who model
exemplary learning skills.
Kharouk, Alex
Killops, Liam
Kimmerer, Erik
Kwok (Tsoi), Louis
Ladak, Raiiim
Lai, Curtis
Lat, Joel
Lee, Angus
Lee, Douglas
Lee, Andy
Lespere Khiari
Leung, Aar
Liang, William
Little, Thomas
Lo, Jason
Mackie, Jay
j| I Mahfood, Joshua
McDonald, Jack
McGuire, Rory
Mcintosh, Mac
McMillan, David
Mitchell, John Joseph
Moodie, Adam
Moon, Evan
Moustafa, Ibrahim
Mullick, Othman
I Nasser, Aman
p Neiman, Ryan
Neuman, Liam
Ochocinski, West
Ojha, Dilip
O'Neill, Jack
Pugliese, Austin
Qiu, William
Ritchie, Conner
Rodin, Chance
I Romanin, Marc
I Rowntree, Conner
p Salyani, Muhammad
Sandham, John
Scaini, Stefano
Seto, Alexander
Shotbolt, Ryan
Sifton, CJ
Sikura, Dylan
Sinclair, Thomas
Sopik, Cole
Stirling, Jake
Tang, Justin
Topolinski, Ty
Ward, Keaton
Wong, Jackie
Wong, Felix
Wong, Justin
Wood, Scott
Wu, Kenny
Wu, Peter
Xu, Peter
Yuan, Tom
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Headmaster's Honour Roll
Awarded to students who obtain 85% or greater in
eachsubject taken during school year.
Allen, William
Allison, Graeme
Anderson, David
Asbury, David
Ashoori Arya
Carnegie,Taylor
Carnegie, Aiden
Chan, Matthew
Chiang, Michael
Cho, Dong-Geun
de la Torre Garcia,
Estanislao
De Sequeira, Ricardo
DeGagne, Aaron
Dunin, Jordan
Firoz, Buban
Ford, Justin
Hemani, Zain
Jin Young, Woo
Keenleyside, Andrew
Killops, Liam
Kimmerer, Erik
Kwok (Tsoi), Louis
Ladak, Rahim
Lat, Joel
Lee, Angus
Lee, Douglas
Lee, Andy
Leung, Aaron
Liang, William
Little, Thomas
Lo, Jason
Mackie, Jay
Mahfood, Joshua
McDonald, Jack
McGuire, Rory
Mcintosh, Mac
Mitchell, John Joseph
Moon, Evan
IB
Moustafa, Ibrahim
Mullick, Othman
Nasser, Aman
Ojha, Dilip
Pugliese, Austin
Redmond, Jackson
Ritchie, Conner
Romanin, Marc
Salyani, Muhammad
Sandham, John
Scaini, Stefano
Seto, Alexander
Sifton, CJ
Sinclair, Thomas
Sopik, Cole
Tang, Justin
Tse, Jonathan
Ward, Keaton
White, Burke
Wise, Luc
Wong, Jackie
Wong, Felix
Wong, Justin
Wood, Scott
Wu, Peter
Xu, Peter
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The Canadian National l\/iatliematics League
Award
Awarded to the School champion after six rounds of competition
involving over 200 schools.
William Liang
Tlie Gibb Geography Prize for World Issues
For the highest standing in grade 12 Geography-World Issues.
Presented in memory of Dick Gibb and donated by Robert H.
Bradshaw '53 and Alex Bradshaw '89.
Liam Killops
The Computer Science Prize
For highest standing in Computer Science.
Aiden Carnegie
The Michael History Prize
For highest standing in grade 12 History. The prize is given by
Ian, David and Andrew Michael in honour of their grandmother,
Mrs. Isobel McBride.
Thomas Sinclair
The Geomatics Prize
For highest standing in grade 12 Geomatics.
Kenny Wu
The Justin Ross Scott IVlemorial Dramatic Arts
Prize
Awarded for highest standing in dramatic studies in memory c
Justin, Class of 1998, by Mrs. Ann Bease and Mr. Michael
Scott.
Taylor Maclean
The McEwen Leadership Award
Awarded to the student in the grade 12 McEwen Leadership
course who best displayed the application of his leadership
ability, entrepreneurial spirit, and academic prowess
throughout the year.
Rory McGuire
The Lehockey Biology Prize
For highest standing in grade 12 Biology.
David Asbury
The Accounting Prize
For highest standing in grade 12 Accounting.
Dilip Ojha
The Philosophy Prize
For highest standing in grade 12 Philosophy.
Andy Lee
The Ron Kinney Memorial Physiology Prize
For highest standing in grade 12 Physiology. Mr. Kinney taught
physiology and the sciences at St. Andrew's from 1965 to 1999.
He consistently worked toward raising the overall standard of
physical fitness especially within the school's elite sports teams.
Brandon Cercone
The Communication Technology Prize - Graphics
For highest standing in grade 12 Communication Technology.
Erik Kimmerer
The Communication Technology Prize - Video
For the highest standing in grade 12 Communication
Technology- Video
Thomas Little
The Computer Engineering Technology
For highest standing in grade 12 Computer Engineering
Technology.
Joel Lat
The Commanding Officer's Pipes and Drums Prize
For the highest standing in grade 12 Piping or Drumming.
Presented by the 142nd Highland Cadet Corps.
Alex Seto
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The James A. Ballard French Prize
For the graduating student who has made the best progress i
becoming bilingual in English and French. Awarded in memot
of Mr Ballard, Class of 1969.
Jackie Wong
The Stephen J. Suarez Economics Prize
Highest standing in grade 12 AP Economics courses. Donate
by Mr& Mrs. E.G. Suarez.
Estanislao de la Torre Garcia, Dong-Geun Oho
C. Anthony Myrans Social Sciences Prize
For a senior level Social Science other than Economics.
Presented to honour the 26 year teaching career at St.
Andrew's College of Mr Myrans, an outstanding educator
Donated by Duncan Jackman, Class of 1985.
Taylor Carnegie
The Magee Family Music Prize
For highest standing in grade 12 Music. Donated by the Clai
of 2001.
Michael Chiang
The Old Boys' Medal in Mathematics
For highest standing in grade 12 Mathematics.
Michael Chiang
The Spanish Fluency Prize
Presented to a senior student who has made the most effort '
become fluent in Spanish.
Michael Chiang
The Spanish Prize i
For highest standing in grade 12 Spanish. ,
Michael Chiang
The Guy and Scott Rutter Art Prize
For highest standing in grade 12 Art.
Michael Chiang
The Chemistry Prize
For highest standing in grade 12 Chemistry.
IVIichael Chiang
he Harry E. Goodman l\/lemorial Science Prize
r excellence in Physics and Chemistry. Mr. Goodman taught
Bmistry at St. Andrew's for 31 years retiring in 1950. Donated
by Dr. Alan Bricknell.
IViichael Chiang
The Donald Cooper IVIedal for Physics
For highest standing in grade 12 Physics.
Michael Chiang
The Edward Roberts Prize in Politics
; presented to the student achieving the highest standing in
Senior Canadian and World Politics. Awarded by the Hon.
Edward Roberts, Class of 1957, to recognize outstanding
t achievement in the study of politics.
I Aaron DeGagne
e George Etienne Cartier Medal in French.
the highest standing in grade 12 French. Donated by the late
1r. W.A. Beer, the only Andrean to have his name on every
honour board in the Towers Library.
Aaron DeGagne
The Charles Ashton Medal for English.
•r highest standing in grade 12 English. Mr. Ashton, Class of
1920.
Matthew Chan
le R.R. McLaughlin Memorial Prize for English
and the Sciences
Awarded to the graduating student who earns the highest
nding in a combination of two English courses (Writer's Craft
md English 12) and two Science courses (two of grade 12
)logy, Chemistry and Physics). Donated by Robert R. Parker
Class of 1960 in memory of his uncle.
Matthew Chan
The Lau Family Improvement Prize
For the graduating student who has made the greatest
ventage improvement over last June. This year he raised his
verall average by 19. 7%. Donated by Michael Lau, Class of
2000, and Jason Lau, Class of 2003.
Alex Kharouk
Major School Awards
The Donald B. Spence Creative Writing Prize
For outstanding creative writing to a senior student in
memory of Professor Spence, a loyal Andrean and a member
of the Class of 1937.
Matthew Chan
The Christopher Ball Prize
For distinguished overall contribution in the general field of
the Arts.
John Sandham
The Jane Staunton Playwrighter's Award
An Annual Prize established by the Class of 2009 in honour
of Jane Staunton's outstanding contribution to Focus. It is
awarded for an original play produced at the Focus Festival
to foster the development of student playwrights.
Jordan Dunin
The Dr. George Bruce Chapel Prize
Awarded in memory of the Rev. George Bruce, founding
Headmaster of St. Andrew's College in 1899, to the student
who, through commitment and service, has made an
outstanding contribution to the life of the Memorial Chapel.
Andrew Keenleyside
The Sandi Chasson Instrumental Music Award
Presented to the graduating student who, as a role model
and mentor, has made the greatest contribution to enhancing
all aspects of the music program during his time at St.
Andrew's College.
Marc Romanin
The David B. Somerville Memorial Award
Presented to the senior student who demonstrates a love of
music and shares his enthusiasm with the Andrean
community. This award was established in 1995, in memory
of David, SAC Class of 1988, by the many friends of the
Somerville family.
Thomas Little
The Fred Omstead Theatre Arts Award
The Fred Omstead Theatre Arts Award is being presented
today by Fred's sister, Leslie Omstead. Fred was Head
Prefect of the Class of 1981 and is fondly remembered for his
dedication, warmth, resolve, humour and love of people,
theatre and acting. He would be happy to know that students'
lives are being enriched with the strong arts program at SAC.
This award has been endowed through generous donations
from Fred's classmates, family and friends.
Taylor Maclean
The Brooks Cup
Presented to the best senior debater by Mr. William Skinner
in memory of his mother.
Stefano Scaini
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The H.B. Housser Trophy for Upper School Clan
Competition
Presented to the Upper School clan that has acquired the
most clan points amongst its members. The Intra-mural
Challenge Cup is presented by the Housser family in honour of
H.B. Housser one of the 28 students in the inaugural Class of
1899.
This year's winner is Robertson Clan, Head of
House, Andrew Begg and Assistant Head of House,
Joseph Bruccoleri. In second place is Buchanan
Clan and in third place, Chattan Clan.
The Craig R. Leslie Memorial Award
Presented to the senior debater who has made a particularly
significant contribution to the Debating Program by members
of the Class of 1 984.
Mohammad Salyani
The MacPherson Shield
Presented in memory of Lloyd MacPherson to the member of
the Andrean community who contributes most to school spirit.
Graeme Allison
The SAC Athletic "A" Awards
The Athletic "A" is awarded to those graduating students who
have distinguished themselves as first team athletes over their
final three years at the School.
Mac Baker
Brandon Cercone
Curtis Harvey
YoungWoo Jin
Erik Kimmerer
Rahim Ladak
Jay Mackie
Jack McDonald
John Joseph Mitchell
Adam Moodie
Alexander Seto
Cole Sopik
Keaton Ward
Burke White
Scott Wood
The Headmaster's Trophy
Presented to the St. Andrew's College Athlete of the Year.
Keaton Ward
The Headmaster's Art Award
Each year, the School selects outstanding student art to
become part of our permanent collection. We will proudly
display three pieces of art work from each graduating class.
The winners this year are:
Michael Chian
Erik Kimmerer
Evan Moon
The Craig Mitchell Memorial Prize
Awarded for distinguished academic and athletic
accomplishment by a student in his graduating year
Erik Kimmerer
The SAC Elders Award
To students who have attended St. Andrew's College since
Grade 6 (or equivalent).
Graeme Allison
David Asbury
Andrew Begg
Jordan Dunin
Reese Foegle
Spencer Harris
Lucas Hussey
Jacob Kearley
Erik Kimmerer
Aaron Leung
Taylor MacLean
Aman Nasser
Jack (Sang Uk) Park
Chance Rodin
Marc Romanin
Conner Rowntree
Muhammad Salyani
Stefano Scaini
Alexander Seto
Christian Settino
CJ Sifton
The Colonel Tilston Award
To honour the students who, in the opinion of the faculty, hav
set the best example in their class for effort, persistency anc
tenacity in their studies and in all other school activities while
facing significant adversity. Colonel Frederick A. Tilston meriti
The Victoria Cross, the highest military honour of the British
Commonwealth, for his
"courage under fire" on March 1st, 1945.
John Joseph Mitchell
The School Prize to the Head Prefect
Presented to the Head Prefect in recognition of service to thi
School.
Rory McGuire
The Stein Family Award
Presented to the student who has attended St. Andrew's
College from Grade 6 until graduation and who has made ai
significant contribution to school life academically and |
athletically.
CJ Sifton
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The Laidlaw Trophy
irded to the boy in his graduating year who has won for his
1 the greatest number of points during his final two years at
school. This award is donated by the SAC Old Boys'
ssociation in honour of the devoted service of Robertson
Laidlaw, a teacher here for 51 years.
Cole Sopik from Chattan Clan
The Errington Award
Awarded to graduating students who have made a
'nguished contribution to the life of SAC. In memory of Mrs.
Clela Ellis and Mrs. Elizabeth Errington.
^ Brandon Cercone
■Hl^ Curtis Harvey ^' '
Andrew Keenielyside'
1^^^ Jay Mackie
Adam Moodie
John Sandham
Cole Sopik|
Scott Woof
The C. Vincent Massey Award for Excellence in
the Arts, Social Sciences, and Languages
Presented to the graduating student with a distinguished ranking
in the Arts and Humanities. Mr Massey, an Old Boy of the Class
of 1906, was the first Canadian-born Governor General of
Canada.
Aaron DeGagne
The Thomas A. Hockin Award for Excellence in the
Sciences
Presented to the graduating student with a distinguished ranking
in the Sciences. Dr. Hockin served as the fifth Headmaster of St.
Andrew's College from 1974-1981 and went on to a distinguished
career in the Government of Canada.
Michael Chiang
The Lieutenant Governor's Community Volunteer
Award
This award recognizes exemplary graduate volunteers In each of
Ontario's secondary schools.
^ Jason Lo
md above. P,
The Headmaster's Medals
sented for excellence in academics in the graduating class
those students whose overall average is 90% and above
Presented in ascending order
. Andrew Keenleyside
Liam Killops
William Liang
Jack McDonald
Cole Sopik
Matthew Chan
Justin Wong |
Istefano Scaini
aJordan Dunin
% Joel Lat
John Sandham
Evan Moon
Justin Tang
Marc Romanin
Peter Wu
Erik Kimmerer
Estanislao de la Torre Garcia
Thomas Little
Dilip Ojha
Aaron DeGagne
Dong-Geun Cho
David Asbury
Andy Lee
Aiden Carnegie
Michael Chiang
The Governor General's Medal
Presented to the graduating student attaining the highest
standing for university entrance. This prestigious award
recognizes academic excellence among secondary school
graduates across Canada.
Michael Chiang
The Macdonald Medal
The prestigious Macdonald Medal is awarded to a graduating
student in the name of Dr. D. Bruce Macdonald, Headmaster of
St. Andrew's College from 1900-1935. It was given by the Old
Boy's Association in 1936 to honour the student exhibiting the
most distinguished combination of character, leadership,
academic success and athletic
Michael Chiang
Rory McGuire
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